how do i write a paragraph about tornados, hurricanes and thunderstorms?
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Storms are created when a center of low pressure develops, with a system of high pressure surrounding it. This combination of opposing forces can create winds and result in the formation of storm clouds, such as the cumulonimbus. Small, localized areas of low pressure can form from hot air rising off hot ground, resulting in smaller disturbances such as dust devils and whirlwinds.
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ok here are a few i deas\n1. tell a funny story from childhood\n2. write about an embarrasing moment for example i was in gym one time and my bra was qa liitle small iguess and it snapped and fell on the floor!\n3. write about going on a cruise andgetting strandeed on an island\n4. write about a tradgedy like youu car exploding.\nhope i helped!
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You can use xml that feed by http://www.weather.com
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First of all, u need to know exactly what ur gonna write about, set the exact content and organization for it. Start by a catchy intro, a question, anecdote, quotation and so on. Write the intro from general to specific and only mention the exact topic of urs in the last sentence after having talked about the history or such. For every body paragraph, try to do ur best in unfiying the topic about it and metnion it generally in the 1st sentence. Write a good conclusion by giving a suggestion, recommendation, advice or even summarize what u have mentioned in the body par. \nThru doing this u have to take PERFECT care of ur grammar and ur choice of Vocabulary.\nEvery par should not beless than 6 sentences MINIMUM to be of a decent content.
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During Hurricane Katrina - I didn't have to use all of these but could have if the part about my house didn't make 'em understand:\nThe ceiling partially collapsed. I have to remove it and the carpet from the house today.\nI am afraid to drive over power lines and I can't move the trees and the houses from the road anyway. \nMy baby-sitter quit because her house is gone.\nI was up all night because the military helicopters and vehicles kept shining lights in the house and kept me up. \nI have to watch for looters trying to steal my stuff.\nThere is insulation all over the floors and caused my son to have an asthma attack. \nThe lack of water dehydrated my kids and two of them are now in the hospital.\nI have to remove my storage building out of my elderly neighbors house. \nI have to help my other neighbors find their houses and it's contents.
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A tornado is basically like a giant vacuum cleaner.  They are frightening and amazing all at the same time!\n\nEverything you ever wanted to know about them can be found in this excellent resource from NOAA.
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I love thunderstorms. I just like witnessing the awesome power of nature come rolling over the treetops. It usually also starts to cool down when one is approaching.
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The main hazards of a tornado include extremely high winds, flying debris, and sometimes the associated weather phenomena, such as large hail and heavy rain. The extremely high winds pick up debris, causing seemingly harmless things such as small pieces of styrofoam or wood to become lethal projectiles. The winds can also cause extensive structural damage. The storms associated with tornadoes also bring hazards such as baseball-sized hail and intense rain around the vicinity of the tornado.
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Contact the National Weather Service\n\nwww.weather.gov
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go to google then search "this day in history=storms in the last 100 years.   $_$-me
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There are so many online resources for this, why would you ask here?\n\nFind these sites or ask at your library about: National Weather Service; National Hurricane Tracking Center; www.weather.com.
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How to write and essay in 5 paragraphs.\nParagraph 1: Tell what you are going to write about.  Break it down into three areas\nParagraphs 2-4: Write about each of the three areas.  Make sure you separate each idea into its' own seperate paragraph.\nParagraph 5: Summarize what you wrote and what it all means.\n\nAs for history, I enjoy looking at maps and atlases.  I learn about the dominant countries in each area of the world, their neighbors, any conflicts they have had with others.  What languages they speak, what countries they get along with, what products they make or food they grow their, what clothes they wear,,,etc.
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http://www.bookfinder4u.com/search/Tornado.html\n\n\nyou should find it there..
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i must imagine you are talking about vortices, like tornadoes, and hurricane eye walls, however it is a big misconception that the eye of the hurricane is a column, its eyewall is slanted, so it is bigger at the top than at the bottom, it gives you the illusion of being in a football stadium, that is way too huge.  And tornadoes are slightly like that, but mostly they are column like.  So in response to that Columns do rule, If you want to learn more about them you should become a meteorologist and do research on tornadoes and hurricanes, I am working on research on hurricane Katrina.
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In the US Midwest, tornadoes are usually formed when a cold, dry air mass moving south from Canada collides with a warm, moist air mass moving north from the Gulf of Mexico (or Baja California, or the Atlantic, or what have you). \nThis produces large thunderstorm clouds known as supercells, which can produce heavy rains, hail, and tornados. \nTornados are formed in areas of the supercell called mesocyclones; which draws air into the storm. When you hear meteorologists talk about the "hook echo" on the radar, they're pointing out the mesocyclone. The best simple explanation (so far) for why the tornado starts to rotate is the phenomenon of vertical wind sheer, where wind changes direction at different elevations.\nSo, if you have access to a weather radar; you can see hook echos like the one below. If you have a wind velocity view (some do, some don't), look for a large difference in wind speed and direction around that hook echo.
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Yeah, theres:  Wind storm\n                        Dust storm\n                        Lightning storm\n                        Snow storm\n                        Hail storm\n  Hee hee, just kidding sweetie, and no, I do not know who avery storm is, sorry.