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HURRICANE VIDEO #3- INVESTIGATING A HURRICANE'S DAMAGE AND MITIGATING FEATURES

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HURRICANE VIDEO #3- INVESTIGATING A HURRICANE'S DAMAGE AND MITIGATING FEATURES

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This is the one we watched 'part of' in class. We watched close to 25 minutes...still another 28 to go if you want to watch the whole thing.

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nova Hurricane Katrina The Storm That Drowned A City

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This is the video we watched in class on Monday. We went up to 23 minutes...it goes 42, so there are 20 minutes left for you to watch. FOCUS ON THE MITIGATING FEATURES MENTIONED IN THE VIDEO THAT HELPED TO SAVE SOME PEOPLE (i.e evacuation sirens, evacuation volunteers, emergency staricase towers etc) and record any that you see on your information sheet.

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Japan CBC Doc I Inside look at Japans Tsunami Doc is 1 hr long.

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This is a good short video (4 minutes) to give you some 'visuals' about the definitions of some of the main terms about earthquakes

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What is an Earthquake? Facts & Information - Geography for Kids | Educational Videos by Mocomi

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This video is very clear, offers some good images to help you understand how tornadoes are formed.

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How Do Tornadoes Form? - Instant Egghead #37

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Every year tornadoes rip through the U.S. Midwest, leaving death, injury and billions of dollars of damage in their wake. Where do these twisters come from, and just how nasty can they get? Scientific American editor Mark Fischetti reports.

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This is a pretty good one too and shows some real tornadoes

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I found this interesting video about how tornadoes from kinda cool =)

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Although it is animated...it is pretty straightforward and easy to understand

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This was the introductory video we watched on hurricanes...although our example was better...lol

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How Hurricane's Develop - Hurricane Sandy

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Transcript NARRATOR: We've all heard that hurricanes are one of the most powerful and destructive forces on Earth. But did you ever wonder where they get their strength? The formation of a hurricane is complicated, but basically, it depends on 3 factors: First, you need warm water, at least 80 degrees.

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This was the second video on hurricanes

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How a Hurricane Is Born | The Science of Superstorms | BBC

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This is a longer one which contains views and perspectives from the people that lived through the South East Asis tsunami of 2004. This clearly pictures the 'damages' of the tsunami...if you watch closely and take notes. We left off the video at 28 minutes

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This is the first video we watched, the short one...about how tsunamis rise to great heights and the basic causes.

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This is the one with the guy who uses the spray cheese...lol and the Graham Crackers to show the different types of plate movement

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This is one of the ones we watched today. Short and will give you some visuals of the key 'terms' we looked at in our list.

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How does Earthquake occur with explanation - Social Science 3D animation video in HD

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See if you can see some of the damages earthquakes can create from this video and add these to your sheet that Mr. R gave you today. This is an excellent 14 minute video on the possible damages that earthquakes can cause.

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Deadliest Earthquakes On Mother Earth -1-

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PL http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=60E9D07361D91F0D In 2010, several epic earthquakes delivered one of the worst annual death tolls ever recorded. The deadliest strike, in Haiti, killed more than 200,000 people and reduced homes, hospitals, schools, and the presidential palace to rubble. In exclusive coverage, a NOVA camera crew follows a team of U.S.