Natural Disasters
What severe weather is known for twisting, high winds, and being destructive?
Tornado
Explain what erosion means
Parts of the earth (dirt, soil, rocks) being carried away which changes the shape of the land
During a tornado warning, where is the safest place to go?
Underground or in a FEMA shelter
What severe weather is known for becoming extremely dangerous when to much water falls at one time?
Flooding
Can standing still water cause erosion?
No
During a flood, where is the safest place to go?
High above the ground, like a rooftop
Hurricanes
After a heavy rainstorm, dirt moved down a hillside. What part of this caused the erosion?
The moving water
During a hurricane, where is the safest place to go?
Small interior room, or a FEMA shelter
What natural disaster is known for accompanying thunderstorms, and starting wildfires?
Lightening
How can planting grass help prevent erosion?
The roots hold the dirt in place
Where is the safest place to go during severe thunderstorms?
What natural disaster is known for high speeds, capable of destroying trees, damaging buildings, and so much more?
Strong Winds
If a farmer notices that all his dirt is blowing away, what would be the best approach?
To plant grass
Where is the safest place to go during a lightening storm
An enclosed building