blizzards
thunderstorms
hurricanes
tonadoes
lake effect snow
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How strong can wind speeds go in a blizzard?

Faster than a cheetah/fatser than 120 mph

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How many degrees does the surface dew point need to be for a thunderstorm to form?

55 degrees or greater.

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On what scale do we measure the strength of a hurricane? 

What is the Saffir- Simpson Scale?

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What is the scale of the Fujita Scale 

EF0-EP5

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What do you do if a storm arrives and you are at home?

Stay inside at all costs.

200

What is the least amount of visibility for a blizzard?

1/4

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Who were the scientists/meteorologists mentioned who studied thunderstorms?

Benjamin Franklin and James Pollard Espy.

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Is the eye of a hurricane strong and dangerous, or relatively calm and cloudy? 

Relatively calm and cloudy. 

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What is the average wind speed of a tornado

110mph 

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True or False:                                                       Snow bands are usually ranked by the moisture and energy they have.

True

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What is the most important thing you can keep in your house during a blizzard?

Heat

300

An average thunderstorm has average wind speeds of____.

22-55 mph.

300

Are hurricanes low-pressure systems or high-pressure systems? 

A low pressure system. 

300

What country has the most tornadoes

The United States of America 

300

These are things you should do to prepare for a Lake Effect Snowstorm.

What is staying informed, stocking up on essentials, investing in a home generator, preparing your vehicle, and making a communication plan? 

400

What is stronger, a blizzard or a tornado?

Blizzard

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How does a thunderstorm form?

A thunderstorm forms due to warm, moist air rising into cold air.

400

What is the name of the famous hurricane that took three Caribbean islands? 

The Great Hurricane of 1780. 

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Which continent can tornadoes not occur in 

Antarcita 

400

This is a Characteristic of Lake Effect Snow, which can eventually lead to lots of snowfall, and in some cases, snowfall exceeds five inches per hour.

What is High Intensity?

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Who is the scientist who helped understand blizzards?

Jim Steenburg

500

What contribution did James Pollard Espy make to thunderstorms?

He invented the convection theory.

500

What did Joanne Simpson co-develop? 

Hot Tower Hypothesis. 

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Why did Dr.T.Theodore Fujita study tornadoes 

To find out how powerful they are

500

This is a scientist who made important discoveries related to Lake Effect Snow.

Who is Jim Steenburgh?

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