Understanding Weather

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Understanding Weather Chapter 16 Understanding Weather

Chap 16, Sect 3 (Severe Weather) Simply construct a triple venn diagram for: This is a triple venn diagram example Thunderstorms Tornadoes Hurricanes

Chap 16, Sect 3 (Severe Weather) All of these are LOW Pressure!!! Thunderstorms – heavy rainstorms with thunder and lightning (cumulonimbus clouds) Tornadoes – rapidly whirling funnel-shaped cloud (winds can be 300+ mph/500+ km/h)

Hurricanes – most destructive storm (much larger, carries an enormous amount of water, and lasts longer)

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