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Severe Weather

What does severe weather mean? How do you stay safe? What do you do when severe weather occurs in your area?

Thunderstorms Small, intense weather systems that produce strong winds, heavy rain, lightning, and thunder are called thunderstorms. Thunderstorms occur along cold fronts. Two conditions required for a thunderstorm: Warm and moist air near the Earth’s surface Unstable atmosphere

What is an air mass? An air mass is a large body of air where temperature and moisture content are similar throughout. What are some examples of the different types of air masses? Which air mass influences weather in GA?

Lightning Lightning is an electric discharge that occurs between a positively charged area and negatively charged area. Thunder is the sound that results from the rapid expansion of air along the lightning strike.

Tornadoes A tornado is a rapidly whirling, funnel-shaped cloud that reaches down from a storm cloud to touch Earth’s surface. 75% of the world’s tornadoes occur in the United states. Most tornadoes last for only a few minutes.

How Tornadoes Form Tornadoes develop at the base of cumulonimbus clouds. A warm, humid air mass must be present (maritime tropical). Tornadoes occur most often in the spring and early summer.

Clouds and weather

Hurricanes A tropical storm that has winds of at least 120 km/h is called a hurricane. Hurricanes are the most powerful storms on Earth. Hurricanes form in the Pacific and Indian oceans.

How Does a Hurricane Form? It begins as a group of thunderstorms moving over tropical ocean waters. A hurricane gets its energy from the warm, humid air at the ocean’s surface. As the air rises and forms clouds, more air is drawn into the system.

Eye of the hurricane

Damage Caused by Hurricanes Storm surge Trees and telephone lines can be knocked down Flooding

Severe Weather Safety When it’s lightning: stay away from trees, water, windows, and metal objects. During a tornado: find shelter and stay in a basement, bathroom, closet, or hallway away from windows. During a hurricane: evacuate if necessary, have a hurricane kit, stay away from windows, and cut off all utilities if evacuating.