'Tornado alley' presentation slideshows

North Central Region

North Central Region. Sky Kapeller - Rafael Davila . Period 7 Ms. Haselton. North Central Region. Regional Climate. Temperature fluctuates based on season. States . North Dakota. North Dakota. Capital: Bismarck Major Cites: Fargo and Bismarck Population: 643,000

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Teacher

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Weather, Climate, and Vegetation

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A TORNADO STRIKES HATTISBURG, MISSISSIPPI (USA) SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 2013

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Geography 1000 For Quiz #3 (covers most of Chapters 7-9) Part 1 of 4 Parts

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This is part #2 of 3 parts to the PowerPoint presented in class on Monday, August 5.

This is part #2 of 3 parts to the PowerPoint presented in class on Monday, August 5.

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Storms An Interactive Learning Experience!

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Natural Disasters

Natural Disasters. Major Concept: Earth is a dynamic planet How do physical events in the environment affect our health.

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Storm Watchers:

Storm Watchers:. Click to Continue. Motivation. CLICK TO PLAY.

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TORNADOES!

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Air & Weather Science

Air & Weather Science. Four Seasons. Natural Disasters. Click on a picture to learn more about the person. Click on the home button to return back to this page. Use the arrows to move forward and backward in the presentation. Dangerous Storms. Things That Fly. Spring. Spring. Summer.

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Different Kinds of Weather

Different Kinds of Weather. By : Jehda White. What is a Hurricane. A hurricane is a type of tropical cyclone. It can be up to 600 miles wide and have strong winds at speeds of 75 to 200 mph. A hurricane can last for a week.

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Tornadoes

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Tornadoes

Tornadoes. By: Katie McHugh, Valerie Rozzo , And Kim Smethurst. What is a Tornado?. A tornado is a dark funnel-shaped cloud made up of violently rotating winds that can reach speeds of up to 300 m.p.h. The diameter of a tornado can vary between a few feet and a mile. What is a Tornado?.

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The Most Powerful Storm on Earth

The Most Powerful Storm on Earth. Linda Cernak. Purpose. What have you learned about tornadoes? What should you do if you hear a tornado warning? In what ways are tornadoes a challenge to people?.

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TORNADOES

TORNADOES. By Estelle Autissier.

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Thunderstorms and Lightning

Thunderstorms Form along low-pressure fronts Lightning - discharge of electricity from a thundercloud Positive charge on top and bottom, negative in the middle. Thunderstorms and Lightning. They appear at the back of a thunderstorm

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Natural Hazards

Natural Hazards. Questions. What are the natural hazards that come with geography of an area? Where is the best place to build your stronghold?. Flood. Def-when water overflows onto normally dry land Can occur slowly or quickly Flash flood -floods that occur quickly

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Tornadoes

Tornadoes. Basic Description. An extremely severe thunderstorm Size: Small funnel cloud Several feet to a mile wide. Where/When they occur. Where: Tornado Alley In the Great Plains of the US When: Spring and Early Summer Late afternoon when the ground is warm

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By: Andrue and James

Famous Tornados. By: Andrue and James . Tornado Scale. The Fujita Scale of Tornado Intensity is the scale in which tornadoes are classified from an F0 tornado to a F5 tornado. http://scienceprep.org/images/fscale.jpg. Tornado Facts. t he average amount of tornadoes in a year is 910

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