Category 1
What is lightning?
The temperature it needs to be all the way to the ground for precipitation to fall as snow (in degrees)
What is 32 degrees?
The center of a hurricane is called this.
What is the eye?
A long period of little to no rainfall is called this.
What is a drought?
This is where the winds of the hurricane are the strongest.
What is the eye wall?
This type of precipitation (other than rain) can happen during thunderstorms.
What is hail?
The Fujita Scale measures these phenomena.
What are tornados?
The length of time tornados touch the ground for.
What is 15 minutes or less?
This type of storm is measured by categories
What are hurricanes?
These two seasons are when thunderstorms usually happen.
What is spring and summer?
The difference between cyclones and typhoons.
What is where they originate from?
(Pacific ocean - typhoons, Indian ocean - cyclones)
This is where most tornados happen in the United states.
What is the great plains?
An embankment built along a river to prevent flooding of the surrounding land.
What is a levee?
The winds that create lake effect snow come from this country.
What is Canada?
Hurricanes need this type of air to sustain itself.
What is warm, moist air?
This is Ms. Jada's favorite snack.
What is an elephant?
Fahrenheit and Celsius are two common forms of temperature measurement. This is the less commonly used third type.
What is Kelvin?
This is Mr. Kevin's favorite color
This is the month in which Ms. Mia was born?
What is September?