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    property and people, Hurricane Katrina caused psychological problems with people, who blamed all levels of government for not properly handling the emergency (Campbell 421). A hurricane is a tropical cyclone that forms when it is joined with a thunderstorm and circulates counterclockwise near the earth’s surface. Other types of tropical cyclones are a tropical depression and tropical storm. Wind speeds for a tropical depression are up to 38 miles per hour (mph), for a tropical storm are 39-73 mph

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    Theodore Fujita's Life

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    meteorologist could do, in fact what he did in this study was almost single-handedly create the art of meteorological photogrammetry. Using his work he was able to extrapolate a never before seen view of the evolution of a thunderstorm with a

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    Spring is a great time to do a residential move, whether in-state or out-of-state, or moving from your apartment into your first home. How you handle the details of your move will determine the type of experience that you will have during the process. Moving is can be an arduous and stressful task that requires planning, and spring brings mild temperatures- a good time to spring into action. Here are some useful tips to help you when moving in the spring. Move While the Weather is Good Take advantage

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    WHEN THE STORM CALLS A Storm is a natural disaster that affects the atmosphere causing severe weather. Storms can lead to loss of life and property. Paul was an eight-year-old boy, who barely understood color, sight, and sound when he experienced his first storm. Paul Crenshaw lived in Logan County, Arkansas, a region known for its violent weather (79). In his essay, Paul wrote about the reading of sky and trees, the quest for survival, and the alluring sight of nature during a storm. It all started

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    Success 563.242.4023 ext. 7382 Manager of Campus Security 563.242.4023 ext. 7868 Associate Director of Student Services 563.242.4023 ext. 7789 Introduction Disasters, whether natural or manmade, can happen anytime and anywhere, without warning. An earthquake, hurricane, tornado, fire, or hazardous material spill or even an act of terrorism can happen

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    Introduction Tornadoes are one of the most impressive and powerful forces of nature. They can strike quickly with little warning, and cause millions of dollars in damages and even death. It is these powerful impacts that have led to the fascination that storm chasers have with discovering the inner workings of tornadoes. The focus of this term paper will be to investigate the natural hazard known as tornadoes. It will follow the framework for Analysis of Human Adaptation to Natural Hazards.

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    The county fire crew were working to protect the eight houses that were in danger of severe flooding due to a levee failing in San Bernardino County. Throughout California, there were many traffic accidents on the slick and flooded roads. One involved a death of the driver of a big rig that fell from the freeway overpass just east of Los

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    facts of the case are based on the timeline presented by Crandall, Parnell, & Spillan (2013). On 13 August 2011, in preparation for an outdoor concert at the Indiana State Fair, a performance stage canopy roof, and steel beams collapsed during a thunderstorm causing the eventual deaths of 7 persons and injury of 58 others (Crandall, Parnell, & Spillan, 2013). As records indicate, Fair Officials were advised of the impending storm which was due to hit the area at 2045hrs, approximately 30 minutes from

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    Becoming A Meteorologist

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    A research meteorologist studies more specific areas of weather like severe weather or climate change. They can also develop tools like radar or weather models to help other meteorologists in their jobs. A meteorologist in the military makes weather observations and forecasts for missions around the world. Airlines use meteorologists

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    Tornado Alley

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    storm ever recorded. Oklahoma has about fifty-two tornadoes occur, on average a year. The definition of a tornado is a small, very intense cyclonic storm with exceedingly high winds, most often produced along cold fronts in conjunction with severe thunderstorms. A cold front is a front along which a cold air mass thrusts beneath a warmer air mass. A warm front is a front along which

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