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4/17 Warm-up: What are some recent hurricanes (in the last 15 year) and what are some of the effects of hurricanes? **Turn in your geoterms if you have.

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1 4/17 Warm-up: What are some recent hurricanes (in the last 15 year) and what are some of the effects of hurricanes? **Turn in your geoterms if you have not already**

2 What are hurricanes? Hurricane: A severe tropical storm that forms over warm ocean water.

3 Galveston Hurricane of 1900
This hurricane made landfall on September 8th, 1900 and was the deadliest storm in the U.S. and second most costly.

4 You will be downloading video/ppts
Galveston Hurricane of 1900 Webquest Using Ms. Bisheh’s website, click on the links to complete the webquest. You will be downloading video/ppts Make sure you write in complete sentences. Stay on task you will lose the privilege of using the computer

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