Weather & Climate By: Nathan and Kyle.

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Weather & Climate By: Nathan and Kyle

Polar Climate Zone It's the farthest from the equator. You can get frost bite there. Don’t go there Wear many warm cloths Freezing there Coldest place on earth Many cute animals by the polar zone Many icebergs are there Polar Climate Zone

Tundra Area It snows a lot There are a lot of mountains It is the top of a flat mountain It is cold there It is near the clouds Its freezing there

Tropical Climate Zone It is near the equator It rains there all the time It is hot and humid The hottest place in the world Wear shorts and a short sleeve Don’t wear long sleeves and pants Very, very hot Don’t go under blankets

Temperate Climate Zone Many animals live there There are many birds there Many fishes are there Many trees are there to make air Dry, humid and subtropical Not too hot or too cold Temperate Climate Zone

Desert Climate Zone The hottest place on earth Many deadly animals live there Ground gets so hot heats air Very few plants grow there Gets very little rain

Cumulus Clouds Cumulus clouds are fluffy and look like cotton candy. They're not storm clouds. They're small and light colored. Very flat bases and are not very tall clouds

Cumulonimbus Clouds Bring lightning and thunder Are 20,000 feet tall Take up several miles across the sky Very strong updrafts in the  atmosphere Made up of water droplets Bring violent tornadoes Consists of ice crystals High elevations in the sky Storm clouds Last less than 30min. Cumulonimbus Clouds

Stratus Clouds Long-lying clouds Very thick fog Cover the entire sky Gray clouds Not storm clouds but look like storm clouds

Stratonimbus Clouds Produce rain Last all day or an hour Are very dark The opposite of stratus clouds Make snow

Extreme Weather - Tsunami Big wave that destroys everything in its path They normally happen in Asia. Deadliest wave Mostly happen on the east side of the world.

Extreme Weather - Hurricane The deadliest storm in the world It can cause a flood You can see it from space It often happens near the coast It can destroy an entire city Can destroys everything Never go near it  If it come near you, RUN FOR YOUR LIFE!

Extreme Weather - Tornado Nasty storms They can be any size Small tornadoes spin  faster than tall tornadoes There the 2nd deadliest storm Grow as large as 500 yards May be as small as 15 yards Extreme Weather - Tornado

Extreme Weather-Sand Storm If it gets in your eyes you can hurt your eyes. It is a deadly storm  Never go near one Very dangerous It doesn’t last long

Blizzard A really bad snow storm It can cover everything in ice If one happens stay indoors Don’t be outside when one happens Very cold for one onto happen

We learned a lot about weather and climates and would do it again. Conclusion We learned a lot about weather and climates and would do it again.