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Floods

Floods. School: Abdallah Al-Alayly Teacher: Ms. Abeer Abdallah Prepared by: Grade 9 students. What Is A Flood?.

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Floods. A certain surface is affected by them for an indeterminated period of time. They can be seasonal or sudden. Natural Causes. Excesive rains. Overflowing of rivers, lagoons, lakes,etc. Human causes. Bad agricultural practice Bad infraestructure Deforestation Urban increase.

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Floods

Floods.

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FLOODS, FLASH FLOODS

Flash Flood Safety Rules. Avoid walking, swimming, or driving in flood waters.Stay away from high water, storm drains, ditches, ravines, or culverts. If it is moving swiftly, even water six inches deep can knock you off your feet.If you come upon flood waters, stop, turn around, and go another w

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FLOODS. PG. 50 FLOODS CHAPTER 12 Part of the Hydrologic Cycle - the circulation of Earth's water supply Streams are defined as running water confined to a channel that moves due to gravity Streams are erosional (take stuff away) and depositional (leave stuff behind) agents

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FLOODS

Chapter 3: Section 3. FLOODS. Causes. Floods occur when so much water pours into a stream or river that it overflows its banks and covers the land on either side of the channel Flash flood - a sudden, violent flood that occurs within a few hours, or even minutes of a storm. Flood safety.

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Floods. By : John http://www.elcivics.com/images/flood-car.jpg. What Is A Flood?. A flood is an overflow of water that the grounds can’t hold.

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Floods. By: Brittany Whitener Shepard. What is flooding?. Flooding is were a creek, river, sea, etc. rises and overflows onto land that is usually dry. What are the conditions?. Heavy rain Melting of deep snow Frozen ground . How long do floods last?.

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FLOODS. By Rome Birchfield Science Mr. Shepard. N.C Clyde Flood. The North C arolina Clyde 2004 flood did a lot of damage to the town and killed two people a old woman and a firefighter. What are Floods C aused by.

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FLOODS. A flood is an overflow of water that submerges land . The European Union (EU) Floods Directive defines a flood as a covering by water of land not normally covered by water.

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Floods. CERT Basic Training Hazards. When Floods Occur. Any time a body of water rises to cover what is usually dry land One of most common hazards 75% of Federally declared disasters May be local or widespread May develop slowly or fast. Causes of Floods and Flood Damage. Heavy rain

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Floods

Floods. Javen And Alex And Andrew.

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Floods. By Caitlin, Lily, Nicola, Sam and Richard. How does a flood happen?.

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Floods. By Alexa Jain Quinn Petty Emma Kay White Owen Wilder Nicholas Cheves. What is a flood?. A flood is a lot of water that can drown people. Floods can damage thousands of people’s houses. Floods rarely happen. Where do floods occur?.

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Floods. Chapter 17 Sections 2 & 3 Pages 567-582. Floods. Are the most dangerous weather-related events in the US. Floods occur when water pours into a stream or river that it overflows its banks and covers the land on either side. Flash Floods.

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Floods. By: Ann McQueen & Parker. The Causes. Heavy rain When rivers overflow When ocean waves come ashore When snow melts too quickly When dams break. Preparing for a Flood. Always plan ahead make a kit. Know where you and your pets can go to be safe.

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Floods. By;Shyanne Rogers Mr.Shepard. Interesting pictuure 3. http://www.riverdalecity.com/meetings_events/flood_99/SlideShow/Flood.htm. A flood is causes of many events such as intense rainfalls. What causes a flood?. http://www.wrh.noaa.gov/tfx/hydro/FAW/fawmain.php?wfo=tfx.

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Floods. By B randon. Floods disasters. Flood will destroy your houses. A flood is when a lot of water comes at one time. Floods mlii. S tips. Have a disaster plan and prepare a disaster supplies kit for your home and car. references. http://www.weatherwiskids.com/.

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Floods. Definition: Natural process of overbank flow Amount & distribution of precipitation in the drainage basin Rate at which the precipitation soaks into the soil Vegetated vs barren vs rocky Rate at which surface runoff reaches the stream Differs for agricultural vs forested vs urban

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FLOODS, FLASH FLOODS

FLOODS, FLASH FLOODS. Flash floods and floods are the #1 cause of deaths associated with thunderstorms...more than 140 fatalities each year. Most flash flood fatalities occur at night and most victims are people who become trapped in automobiles.

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Floods. Modified by the Office of Preparedness. Floods. Defined: any time a body of water rises to cover what is usually dry land Are one of most common hazards 75% of Federally declared disasters May be local or widespread May develop slowly or quickly.

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Floods. By : Codie Mullins. Facts About Floods. Six inches of fast flowing water will knock you off your feet. Four inches of water will ruin your carpet. Two feet of water will float your car. This is what can happen when a alert is issued. Floods.

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