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A cloud that produces all weather such as rain, hail, lightning, and tornados. 

What is Cumulonimbus.

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This part of a hurricane is in the middle.

What is eye?

100

A bright flash of electricity that appears before thunder.

What is lightning.

100

A cloud that is often very dark in color.

What is Cumulonimbus.

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A place in Central United States that is known for having a lot of tornados.

What is Tornado Alley.

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How fast the wind of the hurricane is going.

What is wind speed.

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Rain, snow, sleet, and hail are examples of this.

What is precipitation.

200

How are hurricanes divided into categories.

What is wind speed.
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Texas, Kansas, Nebraska, and Oklahoma are part of this location. 

What is Tornado Alley.

300

There are five of these that hurricanes are put into.

What are categories

300

When a cold, more dense air mass replaces a warmer air mass.

What is cold front.

300

This part of a hurricane is surrounded by the strongest winds.

What is eye

400
This is measured in barometers.

What is air pressure.

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The sections that different hurricanes are put into based on damage and wind speed.

What is category

400

This can occur between clouds.

What is lightning.

400

When the sea level rises due to a hurricane.

What is storm surge.

500

This type of air pressure causes clear skies and calm winds.

What is high air pressure.

500

This can cause flooding and damage on the coastline because wind pushes water to the shore.

What is Storm Surge

500

This can be solid or liquid.

What is precipitation.

500

This type of front moves quicker than warm fronts.

What is cold front.