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    The rotating winds of tornadoes can attain velocities of 300mph, and its diameter can vary from a few feet to a mile. There are different levels of a tornado starting at F1 and all the way going up to F5, F5 being the most deadly. The most dangerous tornados come from…

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    The Toronto ice storm was one of the many Natural disasters that were part of the North American Storm Complex. The storm originally formed in South Central United States on December 19 2013. The storm headed towards Atlantic Canada, and Northeastern United States, where the Storm finally disappeared on December 23 2013. The storm had lead to the tragic death of 27 people. The ice storm had lasted for almost 2 days, causing 500,000 homes to lose power. The ice storm was near the time…

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    WHAT IS A TORNADO? A tornado is a violent rotating column of air extending from a thunderstorm to the ground. The most vicious tornadoes are capable of enormous destructions with wind speeds of 300mph. They can annihilate large building structures, throw vehicles several yards away and uproot trees. They are also capable of driving straws into trees which is very dangerous to the environment. Areas affected by tornadoes can be in excess of one mile to 50 miles long. On average, there are over a…

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    The Warrior laid on his stomach in the hot sand, the waves rushed up behind him. Beating down on him from above was the merciless sun. It's heat threatening to cook him alive and to dry out his corpse. Shadows passed over head as carrion birds wheel round and round making sure their newest meal was dead, but he wasn't. Just asleep, with their calls the lifeless body groaned. His hands moved and felt around trying to figure out just where he was. With caution he opened his eyes and golden daggers…

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    Tri-State tornado. A tornados' strength can be measured with the Fujita Scale. What is a tornado? A tornado is a violent spinning column of air extended from the ground up to the cloud in the sky. They are capable of causing massive destruction with winds up to 300 mph. Tornadoes can be also called Twisters. Common tornadoes tend to have speeds less than 100 mph. However, extreme tornadoes can reach 300 mph and they can travel over 100 miles. The U.S. is considered the country with higher…

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    slightly out of the trench. I knew that the man was in hazardous danger. I knew that the man’s location was exposing. I knew I needed to do something. I surrendered myself to the miraculous beat of my feet against the ground. The delicious rush of wind flew past my face. Slowly, sweat beaded my forehead forcing my dirty blond hair to cling onto my face. My throat desperately ached for air … more air. However, I knew what my responsibility was. There was nothing stopping me from save the man’s…

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    The waves crash and the storm rages on. The boat rocks back and forth as supplies tumble off the deck. The captain drops to his knees in fear. Two men stand on the beach shouting. A woman thinks quickly and saves the few supplies that were still on deck. Sound familiar? If it does it’s probably because the story was probably recited to you in your 4th grade class. It is about how Sacagawea came to the rescue. The two writing pieces, A Near Disaster and Sacagawea saves the day are both very…

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    Hurricanes and tornadoes are two very dangerous storms. They are the two strongest storms on Earth. They cause a lot of damage. So we need to take some time to talk about them. There winds speeds are super strong. Hurricanes cause major flooding. It can take down houses and buildings. They are fueled by the evaporation of warm ocean waters according to source 3. Even though tornadoes and hurricanes are both powerful and very destructive. Hurricanes cause more damage and are more powerful. They…

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    The sub Saharan desert winds provide the second ingredient blowing westward across the Atlantic. These warm winds pass over the water’s surface causing evaporation creating water vapor that rises and cools creating cumulonimbus clouds. These clouds are just the beginning. Western Meteorologist have divided the development…

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    Billion worth of damage • Special Plane – known as “Hurricane Hunters” - Fly directly into monster storms and drop sensors to measure wind speed, temperature and air pressure providing vital clues to the hurricanes direction • 3D Model – provide quicker…

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