Tornadoes
Hurricanes
Earthquakes
Tsunamis
Blizzards
100

What is another commonly used name for a tornado?

A twister.

100

What do professionals name Hurricanes after?

People's names

100

Earthquakes occur here most often.

Along plate edges

100

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

underwater earthquakes

100

Blizzards occur when there is several feet of __________.

snow fall

200

Where do the most powerful tornadoes occur?

The United States

200

Winds must be blowing how fast to be considered hurricanes?

74 mph

200

The largest recorded earthquake occurred here

Chile

200

Many people say that a tsunami is best described to sound like a ______

train.

200

Winds blow typically at this rate during a blizzard.

35 mph

300

How fast do tornadoes go?

Up to 70 mph.

300

What is the average life of a hurricane?

9 days

300

Two _______ collide together, creating an earthquake.

plates

300

Tsunamis can occur and go unnoticed when these conditions in the ocean occur

when the water is too deep.

300

These blizzards are the worst and occur in the U.S. Northeast region.

Nor'Easter

400

At what time of the year do tornadoes occur?

Any time of the year.

400

What part of a hurricane reaches up to twenty miles wide?

The eye of the hurricane.

400

PA recently underwent rare ground shaking due to a regionally abnormal ________.

earthquake

400

How long can tsunami waves get up to?

60 mph

400

This occurs when the wind carries snowfall to another location in vast amounts.

snow drifts

500

What is the first sign of a tornado?

Greenish black sky.

500

This many hurricanes occur per season.

8

500

This fault is one of the most well know faults and is over 650 miles long.

San Andreas Fault

500

Flooding can reach the coastline this far away when a tsunami is occurring in the water.

1000 feet away.

500

This is a common sickness that occurs to people outside during blizzards.

hypothermia