Tornadoes
Hurricanes
Earthquakes
Tsunamis
Floods
100

This is another name for Kentucky's second most common natural disaster.

What is a twister, cyclone or funnel?

100

This is what meteorologists name hurricanes after.

What are people's names?

100

Earthquakes occur here most often.

What is along the Ring of Fire?

100

A series of waves due to ____________ ___________ or a landslide is the most common cause of a tsunami.

What are underwater earthquakes or volcanic eruptions? 

100

This is one way that a flood is likely to occur during winter.

What is when snow or ice melts?

200

This is where the most powerful tornadoes occur.

What is the United States' Tornado Alley?

200

Winds must be blowing this fast to be considered hurricanes.

What is 74 mph?

200

This is the part of the United States where most earthquakes occur.

What is in California (along San Andreas Fault)?

200

Many people say that a tsunami is best described as a  _____ ______.

What is wave train?

200

This is the kind of flooding that happens quickly without warning.

What is flash flooding?

300

This is what meteorologists announce when conditions are favorable for a tornado to occur.

What is a tornado watch?

300

This is what a hurricane starts out as when it first forms over the ocean. 

What is a tropical depression?

300

Two _______ collide together, creating an earthquake.

What are tectonic plates?

300

Tsunamis can occur and go unnoticed when this is true about the ocean.

What is when the water is too deep?

300

This is the continent that was most recently devastated by floodwaters greater than they have seen in nearly 100 years. 

What is Australia?

400

This is the only place in the world where a tornado has not happened.

What is Antarctica?

400

This part of a hurricane reaches up to twenty miles wide.

What is the eye of the hurricane?

400

This is the scale used to determine the strength of an earthquake.

What is the Richter Scale?

400
This is how high tsunami waves have been recorded.

What is 100 feet high?

400

This is the name of the river that borders Kentucky on the north and that is a major source of flooding for our state.

What is the Ohio River?

500

This is the indication that a funnel cloud has changed over into a tornado. 

What is when the cloud touches the ground?

500

This is the name of the ocean that all hurricanes gather moisture from.

What is the Atlantic Ocean?

500

This fault is the closest to us in Kentucky, with parts lying in the western-most edge of our state.

What is the New Madrid Fault?

500

This is the name of the ocean where the deadliest tsunami struck in the early 2000s. 

What is the Indian Ocean?

500

This is the city in Jefferson County that experienced flood devastation in the early 1930s and is home to the Slugger Museum.

What is Louisville?