'Tornadoes' presentation slideshows

A Comprehensive Study of Cool Season Tornadoes in the Southeast United States

A Comprehensive Study of Cool Season Tornadoes in the Southeast United States. Alicia C. Wasula July 13, 2005. Committee Members. Lance Bosart John Molinari Dan Keyser Chris Thorncroft Russ Schneider Morris Weisman. The Problem.

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Why Haiti ?

Why Haiti ?. How many Christians died because of this earthquake?. 150 in one congregation. Most of the 40 building of the Church of Christ where destroyed. Delmas Church of Christ - Haiti. Delmas Church of Christ - Haiti.

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Weather Patterns

Weather Patterns. Earth Science Chapter 17. Air mass. Huge body of air with similar temperature, humidity, and air pressure at any height Can be huge Classified by temperature and humidity Tropical or polar Temperature Maritime or continental humidity. Maritime Tropical. Warm and humid

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Diversity of Fishes II

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Our Learning

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Five Themes of Geography

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Ready, Set, Go!

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Ready, Set, Go!

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Tornadoes Ways to Secure your home and Storm Chasers

Tornadoes Ways to Secure your home and Storm Chasers. Michael S. Schlossberg. What is a Tornado?. A tornado is a column of air that is moving with high speeds of that is coming from a thunderstorm

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Access Prior Knowledge Lesson 3: What causes severe weather?

Access Prior Knowledge Lesson 3: What causes severe weather? Lesson 4: How are weather forecasts ?made?. Opening Activity O pen Science textbook to page 238. Open Science folder to review vocabulary words and outline for the chapter. Open Science workbook to page 76A to review homework.

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The tri-state tornado of 1925

The tri-state tornado of 1925. BY:BRANDON WHITE. TRI-STATES. The 3 states that the tornado hit were Illinois, Missouri, and Indiana. Illinois was the most hit state with 600 deaths. The tornado started at 1:00pm and ended at 4:30 pm. LANDSCAPE. 15,000 homes were flattened.

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Synoptic Scale Factors of Significant Tornadoes in the Mid-South

Synoptic Scale Factors of Significant Tornadoes in the Mid-South. Thomas Salem, NWS Memphis, Heather Hyre, Miss. St. Univ., Janice Maldonado and Alina Nieves, Univ. of Puerto Rico Mayaguez. From Rose et. al, 2004 WAF. 10 year Study of Tornadoes and Jets.

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Tornadoes

Tornadoes. Tornadoes 101. Tornado Alley. Average number of tornadoes per 10,000 square miles by state, 1999-2008. Multivortex Tornadoes. Enhanced Fujita Scale. EF Rating Can Change. McConnell AFB Footage. Tornadoes and Thunderstorms. Most violent tornadoes come from supercells

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Fronts

Fronts. Compare the characteristic weather patterns of cold fronts. Describe how a midlatitude cyclone forms Describe the development of hurricane, thunderstorms, and tornadoes. .

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TORNADOES

TORNADOES. By Estelle Autissier.

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Tornados

Frashell Sansbury

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Signs of severe weather and what to do when it occurs

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Geographic Regions of Texas

Geographic Regions of Texas. Coastal Plains. Climate: Hot and damp, humid. Tornadoes and hurricanes. Average annual rainfall is 20-58 inches. Landforms: Mostly flat and low prairies, very few hills. Coastal sands and good soil along rivers.

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