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Snowfall from Alabama to Maine, just under 13 cubic miles of snow.  Storm started March 12 and ended April 12.  208 people died.
(Larissa & Madi)

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Droughts caused land to catch fire easily, and hurricane-force winds blew many small fires into one inferno.  Burned areas from Idaho to Montana.
(Larissa & Madi)

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In 1816 Mt Tambora erupted and blocked out the sun, plunging an area from the US to Europe into year-long winter.  90,000 people died as a result
(Larissa & Madi)

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Mt Vesuvius erupted in 79 AD, killing 2,000 people and covering an area of 15 miles around the mountain with ash and debris
(Larissa & Madi)

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A giant fire whirl is when wind begins to pick up and grabs fire and brings it into the whirl. The fire whirl is deadly and burns anything in its path.

(Quinn, Seth, Daniel, and Zachary)

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September 2018
more than 320,000 homes remained without power across North Carolina.

Storm has claimed lives in North Carolina, South Carolina and Virginia

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Record Rainfall and Deadly Flooding in Texas

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Record Rainfall and Deadly Flooding in Texas

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September 24, 2018, Deadly flooding that has left 1 person dead.
(Zachary, Quinn, Daniel, Seth)

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Effected Texas and Louisiana. Worst rainfall to ever hit the United States. (Zeke, Lauren, Ethan)

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April-September 2018
The large number of dead trees, combined with California's already dry, hot and windy climate, has made much of the state susceptible to wildfires.

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June 1997: 76 people from New york died, 20 from drowning trying to cool off.
(Ashleigh)

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Storm Fabienne raged across much of Germany (Lauren, Ethan, Zeke)

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Texas 1990: 6,000-12,000 people killed 135 miles per hour of wind.
(Ashleigh)

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April-September, 2018, in California. Loss of habitats, homes, and a lot of money.

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In the year 2017-2018 many wild occurs through out all of California. Caused loss of homes and droughts.
(Ashleigh)

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2011; received 75% of its yearly rainfall in 3 days
(Brooke & Taylor)

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In 2011 off the Pacific Coast of Tohoku was a magnitude 9.0 undersea mega thrust earthquake off Japan which caused a tsunami which killed 16,000 people.
(Seth, Quinn, Daniel, Zach)

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April-October in 1993. Through most central states on the Mississippi River causing 32 deaths, more than 100 days of flooding, and $15 billion dollars worth of damage.

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January 12, 2018- Mudslide- Santa Barbara

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January 12, 2018- Mudslide- Santa Barbara

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Triggered by heavy rainfall (Ethan, Lauren, Zeke)

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7.0 magnitude earthquake killed over 230,000 people.

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2015-2017 mainly in Vietnam; lack of water & food
(Brooke & Taylor)

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During the summer of 2018, thunderstorms and monsoon moisture produced heavy rainfall and flash flooding.

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Orange snow occurred in late March of 2018 in Russia.  The wind and snow was hot.  Sand from a desert colored it orange.
(Seth, Quinn, Daniel, Zachary)

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Alton, Illinois. Caused by an overflow of rain water in the Mississippi river. River topped out at 42.7 ft. More than 50,000 homes were damaged.

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This landslide was the worst landslide in history, happening 10,000 years ago. About 50 billion tons of rocks moved to created a depth of 300m
(Ashleigh)

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made landfall on the gulf coast in 2005; 127 mph winds & torrential  flooding
(Brooke & Taylor)

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Cold Wave - Entire United States - January - February 1912

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Cold Wave - Entire United States - January - February 1912

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Cold front started in the Arctic and moved down toward the U.S.

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Above average rain and below average temp. Rain fall started Summer of 1992.

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Cold outbreaks that effected all of the United states (Zeke, Lauren, Ethan)

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September 2018, in North and South Carolina cost over $17 billion dollars in damage and caused millions to evacuate.

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Can be caused by natural or human causes. In December of 2017, California had the largest wildfire in record. Burning over 273,400 acres of land.

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an EF5 tornado struck Joplin in 2011; there were 200 mph wind gusts
(Brooke & Taylor)

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Mudslide - Oso, Washington - March 23, 2014

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Mudslide - Oso, Washington - March 23, 2014

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Heavy rainfall a few days before in an area prone to mudslides

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Above average rain and above average temperature.

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Above average rainfall and below average temperature.