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Tornadoes  and Hurricanes

" Tornadoes occur most frequently in Texas, Oklahoma,Kansas and Nebraska.""About 1,300 tornadoes hit the U.S. every year."

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Hurricanes and Tornadoes in the u.s Tornadoes Accra most frequetly in Texas ,Oklahoma, Kansas and Nebraska ,About 1,300 tornado hit the u.s each year with a total average cost $500 million in damages.

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What you should know about Tornadoes
My first detail is, in the Northern Hemisphere tornadoes spin counterclockwise, but in the Southern Hemisphere tornadoes rotate clockwise.My next detail is,most tornadoes are only a few hundred feet across, with winds reaching one hundred miles an hour.Another detail is few people are killed by tornadoes is that they are often visible.Lastly, about 1,300 tornadoes hit the U.S each year , causing damage to hundreds of homes.

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Hurricanes and Tornadoes in the U.S."Tornadoes occur most frequently in Texas Oklahoma, Kansas and Nebraska."About 1,300 tornadoes hit the U.S. every year with a total

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What I got from the article about hurricanes was to be classified as a hurricane, the wind from a rotating storm must reach at least 74 miles per hour, thought the strongest hurricanes will have winds in excess of 150 miles per hour. One detail is that typical hurricanes are about 300 miles wide, although they can vary considerably in size. Another detail is that hurricanes are cyclonic and that is the wind of a hurricane rotate towards the center of the storm. Also,the fastest winds of a hurricane are generally nearest the "eye", though in the eye itself, the wind is often not powerful at all. My last detail is hurricanes can be identified by their heavy rains and strong winds blow objects around.

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The article is about Hurricanes.One detail is that in the text it said "that to be classified as a hurricane,the wind from a rotating storm must reach at least 74 miles per hour.Another detail is that in the text it also says that "the strongest hurricanes will have winds in excess of 150 miles per hour.My third detail is that typical hurricanes are about 300 miles wide.Hurricanes are also fueled by the evaporation of warm ocean waters.The strongest part is the eye.Hurricanes are identified by their heavy rains and strong winds that blow objects around.

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The name of the text is Hurricanes.One detail that is in the text is Most "tornadoes are a few hundred feet across,with winds reaching one hundred miles an hour".another detail from the text is most tornadoes are hit in every continent with the exception of Antarctica has been visited by tornadoes.One finally detail from the text is tornadoes are rapidly spinning columns of air that extend from the sky and touch

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The name of the text is Hurricanes. One detail is that in the text it says,"Hurricanes can have winds up to 150 mph. They can also be as big as 300 miles. Next, the fastest hurricane can be in the eye of the hurricane. Hurricanes are the largest, most powerful storms on earth. Hurricanes are always at their strongest at their warm seas and with atmospheric conditions that allow the storm to rotate tightly around its eye."

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The name of my article is called what you should know about Tornadoes. One detail is " In the Northhern Hemisphere , tornadoes spin counterclockwise, but in the Southern Hemisphere tornadoes rotate clock wise " Another detail is "Most tornadoes are only a few hundred feet across , with winds reaching one hundred miles an hour" My next detail is from the text is " About 1,300 tornadoes hit the united states each year , causing damage to more than hundreds of homes. This means that tornadoes are very dangerous and hard to be safe.

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What You Should Know About Tornadoes
1) In the Northern Hemisphere, tornadoes spin counterclockwise, but in the Southern Hemisphere tornadoes rotate clockwise.2) Some exceptionally large tornadoes stretch a few miles across, stay on the ground for many miles , and have winds that exceed 300 miles an hour. 3) About 1,300 tornadoes hit the U.S each year, causing damage to hundreds of homes.

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In the text it says "In the Northern Hemisphere  tornadoes spin counterclockwise , but in the Southern Hemisphere tornadoes rotate clockwise."  The text all so says " Most tornadoes are only a few hundred feet across with winds reaching one hundred miles an hour." and the last fact from the text is "About 1,300 tornadoes hit the us each year, causing damage to hundreds of homes." that was three details about tornadoes from "What You Should Know About Tornadoes

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My story was all about hurricanes. One detail is that hurricanes are among the largest and most powerful storms on earth. All hurricanes start near the equator because in order to grow they need warm tropical oceans. Another detail is some of the most strongest hurricanes will have wind blowing at 150 miles per hour. Also, typical hurricanes are about 300 miles long. My last detail is that hurricanes are identified by their heavy rains and strong winds that blow objects around.

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The name of the of the text is Hurricanes. One detail is "the hurricane  eye has powerful winds." Lastly, "the hurricanes are the largest and most powerful storm in the world."

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To be classified as a hurricane, the wind from a rotating storm must reach at lest 74 miles per hour Typical hurricane are about 300 miles wide although they can vary considerably in size. Hurricanes are cyclonic. That is the wind of a hurricane rotate towards the center of storm eye itself the wind is often not powerful at all.Hurricanes can be identified by their heavy rains and strong wind that blow objects around

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The name of the article is Basic ''Facts About Hurricanes.'' One detail is that hurricanes are the largest, most powerful storms on Earth. Another detail is that typical hurricanes are about 300 miles wide, although they can vary considerably in size. Hurricanes are always at their strongest in warms seas and with atmospheric conditions that allow the storm to rotate tightly around its eye. Hurricanes can be identified by their heavy rains and strong winds that blow objects around.

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Jaime, What You Should know about Tornadoes, "Tornadoes are rapidly spinning columns  of air that extends  from the sky and touch  the ground. Most tornadoes are only a few Hundred feet across, with winds reaching one hundred miles an hour. It is a tornado's high wind speeds that present a difficult, almost unsolve 

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Jaime, What You Should know about Tornadoes, "Tornadoes are rapidly spinning columns  of air that extends  from the sky and touch  the ground. Most tornadoes are only a few Hundred feet across, with winds reaching one hundred miles an hour. It is a tornado's high wind speeds that present a difficult, almost unsolve 

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Michael: what you should know about tornados

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Michael: what you should know about tornados

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"Tornadoes are rapidly columns of air that extend from the sky and touch the ground"." Most tornadoes are only a few hundred feet across,with winds reaching one hundred miles an hour". "It is a tornadoes high wind speeds that present a difficult, almost unsolvable problem to residents living in a tornado zone". "Every continent with the exception of Antarctica has been visited by tornadoes". "An underground cellar or basement is often the safest refuge during a tornadoes".

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The name of the article is called "Facts About Hurricane". Some information that I got was that hurricanes are the largest and most powerful storms in the entire planet. Also, for a hurricane to be a classified to be a hurricane it needs at least to have 74 mph winds, but the strongest hurricanes have up to 150 mph winds. Lastly, in the Northern Hemisphere, they rotate counterclockwise. In the southern hemisphere, they rotate clock wise.

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My article was basic facts about Hurricanes. I highlighted that hurricanes should reach 74 miles per hour in order for it to be "classified" as a hurricane. Also I highlighted That the strongest hurricane can reach up to 150 miles per hour. Regular hurricanes can be as wide as 300 miles wide. They are also fueld be the evaporation from warm waters in oceans. Did you know the eye of the storm is the center and it is not acually that strong! The strongest part is near the eye.

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Hurricanes what are they your lucky if have never experienced one your house is probably not in the park or some where else. "The strongest hurricanes will have winds of 150 miles per hour." A fun fact is "in the northern Hemisphere, the winds rotate counterclockwise." Hurricanes have heavy rains and strong winds that blow objects around if you in one watch your head or it will be coped of buy something sharp. Did you know that they are the largest storms and most powerful storms on earth hurricanes are cyclonic. They form in the form near the equator because they require warm tropical oceans to get their storms. And there fueled buy evaporation by the warm ocean water. Also the fastest winds are in the eye which is the center of the storm.They are usually about 300 miles wide. For a hurricane to be classified as one they need to be at least 74 miles per hour.

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Hurricane are among the largest ,most powerful .All hurricane form  near the  equator because they requi

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Hurricane are among the largest ,most powerful .All hurricane form  near the  equator because they requi

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tornadoes is about how powerful they are and were they form and how strong they are and how much power they produce

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Hurricanes and Tornadoes in the U.S. "Tornadoes occur most frequently in Texas Oklahoma, Kansas and Nebraska. "About 1,300 to adorns hit the U.S every year 500 million in damages in year in U.S.

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Hurricane are among the largest,most powerful .All hurricane form near the equator because they require warm tropical oceans will have winds in excess of 150 miles per hour. In the Northern Hemisphere, the winds rotate counterclockwise.In the southern Hemisphere,they rotate clockwise. Typical hurricane are about 300 miles wide, Hurricane are cyclonic. evaporation of warm ocean waters. The fastest winds of a hurricane are generally nearest the '''eye,'' Hurricane can be identified by their heavy rains and strong winds