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    very stormy night. I do not know why but for the 81 years that I have been breathing, I could never fall asleep in a storm. I was dozing off when all of a sudden I heard a big BANG. I have never heard that sound before. I got up to look out of my window, I couldn't see much because the rain was pouring so hard that it made everything disappear. The last time I experienced a storm like this was two years ago when I had to cancel my fishing trip with my best friend because a tree fell on his vehicle

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    Tornado Research Paper

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    Most people know about tornadoes because Dorothy from “The Wizard Of Oz” got sucked up in one. The force of the tornado in the movie was easy to see. Tornadoes don’t just occur in movies, they also happen in the central US, Southwest, Australia, The Gulf Of Mexico, the Midwest, and the Great Plains. They happen in these places because those areas are flat and wide (ustornado.com). Additionally, tornadoes arise in Tornado Alley. Tornadoes appear in these places because the areas are very open. When

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    story is about a storm that sneaks up on a family, and destroys a lot of their property. How the characters should have payed more attention to the stuff that happens around them, and how you should not give up no matter how the situation is looking. In “The Storm,” the conflict is man vs. slef, as the characters had to make smart and wise make a choices in the cyclone. When the storm was approaching the main characters decided to stay in the wooden Friedheimes store until the storm pass over. The

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    Black Blizzard I was only 2 when the dust bowl started. It has been 4 years since then. My family was already poor because of the drought and that we were farmers in Oklahoma. The bank was coming to take our house later today because we couldn’t make enough money to keep it. I was out in the fields and when I came back I saw a tractor get blown into our house, destroying it. A shock went through my body like I was touching an electrified car and I couldn’t move. I ran to my house and called out

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    “Maria! Maria where are you?” I look around the vast yard searching for my sister. I give up looking, she’ll eventually come in when she notices I’ve stopped looking for her. I pass my mother on our porch staring into the horizon waiting for something that’ll never happen. “A blizzard” the radio had crackled out last night. The reporter said that anyone in Oklahoma to leave if they still can. My father and I don’t believe that bogus, but it has Ma a bit rattled. I ran up the stairs of our rickety

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    When Joseph Hutson, father of three and Captain at Wentzville Fire Protection District, first heard of the storm forming in the Atlantic Ocean in late August of 2005, he was unconcerned with the storm and assumed it would be like any other tropical storm that hit the United States. According to Willie Drye’s Article in the National Geographic, The National Hurricane Center issued its first warning of the tropical system’s formation on August 23, 2005 around 5 p.m., and it did not cause much commotion

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    Katrina Research Paper

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    Georgraphy Gerren Isaac GEO 1113-71 October 9, 2016 Introduction Hurricane Katrina, one of the intense storms, impacted the coast of the United States. Affecting the central Gulf Coast states of the US; cities such as New Orleans, LA, Mobile, AL, and Gulfport, MS were impacted by the burden of Katrina 's force. The hurricane was so large that the area sustained forceful winds for hours before the storm 's eye reached land on August 29, 2005. Following the hurricane, devastated cities across the Gulf

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    Puerto Rico Essay

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    population did not have access to to clean water and food. When the hurricane hit , it was a category 4 which is a very strong storm. During this time they was able to recover but a few days later they got hit again . Maria was a category 5 storm and had more of an impact on the island then Irma did . Parts of of puerto rico got up 30 inches of rain. The storm knocked all of the power on the island . They didn't have running water . This has been

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    they have to face the hardship of the winter. The tree next to the family is severely swayed to the right the branch in front of the family was broken off from the tree and laying on the ground showing how hard it was to face the cold and wind of the storm. A dog is in front of the family at attention on all four feet with the dog’s paw prints trailing the dog showing that the family is moving in the direction away from the prints. There is a dead pig draped across and the back of a mule and tied down

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    main character, Calixta, is interrelated with the setting of the story, “The Storm” by Kate Chopin. In “The Storm”, setting plays the role as a catalyst that ignites Alcee’s and Calixta’s passion that then runs parallel with the storm. As their relationship builds together, Calixta’s natural desires become fulfilled; which without an outlet on the ability to express our emotions and natural desires, conflicts and storms result in our lives. In the beginning of the story, Calixta is very much into

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