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The objective of this lab was to observe how surface conditions affected Temperature, moisture, and wind. II. Methods: The materials that were used to complete this lab was an instruction packet, probe thermometer, IR gun, the Kestrel weather instrument, and a finger. III. Results: For this lab my classmates and I all had to go to different locations to collect the data that was needed. Some of us were out in the sun, others were in the shade so we all got different answers on our sheet. For my

in Southeast Asia. On average, the “Hurricane Season” begins on June 1 and ends on November 30. A Hurricane’s intensity is measured on the Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Wind Scale. A storm is classified as a hurricane when its wind speed goes above 74 mph (NOAA 2014). A hurricane is classified on a 1 to 5 category, based on its maximum wind speed. The higher the category, the greater the hurricane is potential for damage. A hurricane forms over warm waters near the equator. A hurricane goes through four

In 1492, Christopher Columbus began the voyage that would earn him the name as the most successful failure in modern history. Columbus began his voyage as a Spanish explorer seeking a new trade route to the East Indies with two caravels and one flagship. Additionally, Columbus armed his fleet with eighty-eight crewmen. Columbus arrived at his supposed destination in approximately three months after he first set sail in Spain. Columbus’ arrival on land marked a monumental stepping stone for European

When hurricanes tear through a state and wreak havoc on all of the cities and towns, more people than just the ones residing there are affected. As soon as the warning is sent out about a hurricane, the phones begin to ring. Parents worried about children, brothers checking on sisters, and friends looking out for friends. No matter the relation, everyone seems to be asking the same question: “Are you okay?” Almost everyone can say that they’ve made a call or sent a text down to someone in Florida

Creative Response: Short Story The storm clouds were dark, gloomy and grim like a graveyard. They were near the surface of the earth. It was going to rain. They were lingering on. The soldiers’ uniforms were repeatedly buffeted by the howling gale. The sky was as black as a devil’s soul. A large boom echoed across the crimson battlefield as the lighting returned the thunder’s call. Endless calls for help could be heard. Then, the rain started pouring down, filling up the battle field, like a flood

reduced during a storm. Even if a person is using windshield wipers, the windshields can still become foggy from the falling rain. Bad weather also reduces the traction. It is hard for drivers to stop their vehicles or stay on the roadway. Strong winds are another reason it is dangerous to drive during a storm. Additionally, the conduct of other drivers make it more dangerous for everyone on the road. Many drivers are excessively timid. They will drive at a very low speed. While it is a good idea

This summary will cover the lessons learned and any suggestions necessary concerning the following disaster. On May 22, 2011 a tornado spawned east of the Missouri-Kansas state line from a massive supercell thunderstorm that quickly escalated into an EF-5 monster. This monster tornado tore a half-mile to three-quarter-mile-wide path of total destruction through Joplin, Missouri claiming 161 lives (Smith & Sutter, 2013). The response by the local and state government was immediate bringing in a

Block, 2014, Pg 347). Each member of the audience that watched the production may interpret the use of the colour differently, and the colour can be interpreted differently based on cultural differences 'Red may recall foreboding or violence in the West, and luck or prosperity for a Chinese audience' (Mort S, 2011. Pg

prolonged period of abnormally low rainfall; a shortage of water resulting from this” “Drought?” “Correct, a large, destructive fire that spreads quickly over woodland or brush.” “Wildfire?” “Correct, a mobile, destructive vortex of violently rotating winds having the appearance of a funnel-shaped cloud and advancing beneath a large storm system.” “Tornado?” “Correct, a small body of matter from outer space that enters the earth's atmosphere, becoming incandescent as a result of friction and appearing

Ancud is Definitely Chile's Phoenix Bird (1) It is such an elating feeling to have witnessed cities came back from the ashes of natural calamities that once shook its grounds. We all have seen terrible things happening everyday such as massive earthquakes, destruction brought about by unexpected tsunami and a fearsome landfall of a humongous storm from the Pacific, and yet, it is just heartwarming to have noticed cities after cities getting back on track after the calamity. You might have heard