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Essay On Rain In Houston

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The two ways that these articles are similar and different are that both of the articles discuss the amount of rain that trampled Houston that night. To prove this thought the authors stated: “For five days, the city was deluged in an historic amount of rain. When the skies cleared, nearly 52 inches of rain had fallen.” The other article is Newsela:” It dumped a huge amount of rain on and around Houston, Texas.” Both of these articles talked about the amount of rainfall because TFK says that 52 inches of rain fell, and Newsela says that a lot of rain fell on and around Texas. Even though they don’t say the same things, overall they both talked about how much rain fell in Houston, Texas.
Another similarity is that both articles discuss the tragic …show more content…

To prove this thought a quote from the article is: “Rising water from Hurricane Harvey pushed thousands of people to rooftops or higher ground as they had to flee their homes.” Now, TFK states: “On August 25, Hurricane Harvey roared out of the Gulf of Mexico. It made landfall in southeast Texas as a Category 4 storm with sustained winds of 130 miles per hour. A day later, it was downgraded to a Category 1 hurricane, then to a tropical storm. But as Harvey moved northeast, it lingered over Houston.” This shows another difference because Newsela states that the flood water drove people to higher ground, and TFK is showing us the path of Hurricane Harvey and letting us know that it started at the Gulf of Mexico as a category 4 storm and ended out as a tropical storm. That is another difference because Newsela is talking about, and describing to us in words about how much the storm surge was, and how high the people of Houston had to go to avoid being washed away with the water. TFK discussed the path of Hurricane Harvey and which category was it throughout Hurricane Harvey’s

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