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Use the linked resources

to answer these 5 questions:

1. What causes your severe weather?

2. When/where/how often does it occur?

3. Can it be forecasted/predicted?

4. How can you prepare for it/stay safe during it?

5. How is this type of severe weather being affected by climate change?

PLUS - one major news event involving your severe weather - When/where was it? How much damage did it do? How could people prepare for this in the future?

(include a link to your article!!!)

Presentation:

You must present the project as a Google Slides presentation or on a Padlet page.

(If you have any other ideas for how you could present it - just tell me! I'm open to ideas!)

:)

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Websites:

Science Daily

Science Direct

TornadoTitans: Supercells

National Weather Service

Videos:

Severe Weather Youtube Playlist
Supercell - The Mother of Storms

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Websites:

National Geographic Kids
Weather Wiz Kids
Science Kids

Textbook:
What is lightning?   p. 497
Safety - p. 501

Videos:
My Lightning Youtube Playlist

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Websites:

NASA Precipitation Education

Weather Wiz Kids
(scroll for Hail)

Hail Storm Safety

National Severe Storms Lab
- Hail
- Forecasting Hail

Videos:
Severe Weather Youtube Playlist

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Websites:

NASA Precipitation Education

Weather Wiz Kids
(scroll down to find it)

Videos:
My Severe Weather Playlist

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Websites:

National Geographic
Smokey Bear
Red Cross Wildfire Safety

Videos:
My Wildfires Youtube Playlist

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Websites:

National Ocean Service

National Weather Service

National Geographic

EarthSky!

*You can also refer to information about Tornadoes for this topic

Videos:
What is a WaterSpout?
Waterspout - Weather Channel
What are they & how do they form?

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Websites:

National Geographic Kids
Weather Wiz Kids

Videos:
My Tornado Youtube Playlist

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Websites:

Weather Wiz Kids

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Websites:

National Weather Service
Weather Street
Weather.com
CBC News
Weather Wiz Kids
(scroll down for downbursts!)

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Websites:

Ocean Service NOAA

NASA

BBC

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Websites:

National Weather Service

Weather Wiz Kids

Science Direct

SciJinks

Since Sandstorms are caused by droughts & wind, you can use those resources too:

Weather Wiz Kids - Droughts

Weather Wiz Kids - Wind

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National Geographic: Sleet

National Weather Service

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Websites:

National Geographic
Conserve Energy Future
Wonderopolis
NatGeo: Environmental Effects

Health Effects of Air Pollution

Videos:

My Air Pollution Youtube Playlist
Climate 101: Air Pollution

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Websites:

Weather Wiz Kids

Videos:

Severe Weather Youtube Playlist

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Websites:

Ocean Service NOAA

NASA

BBC

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Websites:

National Geographic Kids

National Hurricane Service

NASA

BBC

Videos:

My Hurricanes Youtube Playlist

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