SEVERE STORMS
by Nicholas P. Buerkle
February 12th, 2014
This newsletter is about HURRICANES and
TORNADOES. I think we should start with
hurricanes. The newsletter is about how they’re
formed, and the damage that they cause.
Hurricanes are big storms that start out at sea
and then head toward a random continent.
They cause tsunamis and floods. Sometimes
people from the government fly airplanes into the
eye of the hurricane.
Tornadoes and hurricanes are formed when
warm or possibly hot air meets cold air. The tornado
or hurricane would then start out as a whitishgrayish funnel, slowly turning into a bigger, grayishblackish funnel.
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disasters are away from the
windows, or even better, the basement.
The spot in the U.S.A. where tornadoes occur
the most is tornado alley every year hundreds of
people die. The states that are made up of tornado
alley are Oklahoma, Kansas, Nebraska, South
Dakota, Iowa and part of Texas.
Those were some wise words from Nicholas
P. Buerkle. You’ll need those safety precautions to
survive a tornado/hurricane. (This information is
recommended for young adults who are struggling in
their life).
When a tornado/hurricane strikes, they
usually cause a lot of damage. They still don’t cause
much severe destruction, but they’re still quite
dangerous. The average damage they cause is
destroying houses and picking up trees. Each year,
about a thousand tornadoes touch down on the states
of the U.S.A. The best recommended place to take
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