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Type of Storm Description of how it forms Diagram of storm formation

Special Characteristics of a Thunderstorm Lightning happens because…. Thunder happens because….

Thunderstorm Safety When outdoors, you can stay safe by…

Type of Storm Description of how it forms Diagram of storm formation

Special Characteristics of a Blizzard It is difficult to see because…. Snowdrifts happen because…

Blizzard Safety When outdoors, you can stay safe by…

Type of Storm Description of how it forms Diagram of storm formation

Special Characteristics of a Tornado A tornado’s funnel forms because…

Tornado Safety When outdoors, you can stay safe by…

Kansas and Oklahoma Outbreak…

Type of Storm Description of how it forms Diagram of storm formation

Special Characteristics of a Hurricane The eye forms because…. A hurricane swirls because…

Hurricane Safety When outdoors, you can stay safe by…

Effects of Hurricane Sandy