A) A storm with winds of 120km/h (75 mph) or more. B) a severe thunderstorm C) a wind storm with a funnel
A) Areas near the north or south poles B) areas near the equator (warm oceans) C) areas near the Pacific Ocean
A) June to September B) January to June C) July to December
A) Beaufort Scale B) Saffri-Simpson C) Richter Scale
A) Typhoons B) Cyclones C) Hurricanes
A) Cyclones B) Typhoons C) Hurricanes
A) Twister B) any spinning wind C) a vacuum cleaner
A) storm surges B) falling trees C) strong winds
A) bad thunderstorms that form over warm water B) winter blizzards C) wind storms
A) flies a plane into a hurricane to find out more about it. B) Follows a hurricane so that everyone knows where it is. C) Flies a plane and watches for a hurricane to form.
A) spiraling air which is rising and creating rain bands B) severe flooding caused by higher than normal tides created by the storm pushing the ocean water toward the coast. C) the combination of strong winds and heavy rain
A) inside the eye of the hurricane B) around the outside edges C) The eye-wall around the eye of the hurricane
A) Hurricane Bob B) Hurricane Sandy C) Hurricane Katrina
A) boys B) girls C) both girls and boys
A) the wall B) the eye C) the cyclonic centre |