Clouds and Weather
Severe Weather
Weather Tools
Climates
Twisters
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What is a hurricane?

A storm that forms over water with an eye that causes heavy wind and rain

100

This has heavy winds, snow and can damage homes and cars

Blizzard

100

I measure the direction of wind

wind vane

100

This type of climate is found in Ohio. Mostly hot summers and cold winters.

Continental

100

Tornadoes are measured by this scale

The Fujita Scale

200

Name 4 types of clouds

cumulus, stratus, cumulonimbus, and cirrus

200

This has rain thunder and lightening

thunderstorm

200

If you have a fever or to measure the temperature of the air, use me.

A thermometer

200

This type of climate is close to the equator

Tropical

200

This is the name of a tornado when it's over a large mass of water?

Waterspout

300

What type of cloud is wispy and feathery?

Cirrus Cloud

300

You should take cover in a ditch or basement for this type of storm

A Tornado

300

You feel this when there is moisture in the air and it is very hot.

Humidity

300

This climate is always cold

polar

300

What is the largest scale that tornadoes can reach?

F-5 Meaning the largest on scale.

400

What type of cloud appears as a blanket covering the sky and lets you know rain is coming?

Stratus Cloud

400

an overflowing of a large amount of water beyond its normal confines, especially over what is normally dry land.

Flood

400

Curious about how much rain fell in a certain period of time? Use me to measure it.

A rain gauge

400

Not much rain occurs in this climate

Dry or Arid

400

You will see this form before the tornado touches the ground?

Funnel Cloud.

500

These are the four types of precipitation

Snow, rain, hail, and sleet

500
a storm of freezing rain that leaves a coating of ice.


Ice storm

500

I am a scientist that predicts the forecast

A meteorologist

500

This climate is found in the Mediterranean where there is mild winters

Temperate

500

This is the common nickname for the middle part of the United States that is constantly struck by tornadoes?

Tornado Alley.

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