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Storms By Bray Miller

What are they What are Blizzards Blizzards are strong storms They have strong winds up to 35 miles a hour

How do they start They start in winter when cold air meets warm air Clouds fill with ice crystals and water vapor

What happens next Snow fills the sky strong winds blow the snow making in hard to see.

Are they dangerous Snow drifts make it hard to walk and drive. Blazrds are very dangerous So stay in side during a blizzard

Staying safe People should stay indoors if posablble during a blizzard

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