Wandering Wanda Wonders About Stormy Weather (Part 2)

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Wandering Wanda Wonders About Stormy Weather (Part 2)

Wandering Wanda Wondered about Hurricane Lili

Wandering Wanda wanted to understand hurricanes. So she traveled to a coastal parish in Louisiana after Hurricane Lili struck. Wandering Wanda wanted to understand hurricanes. So she traveled to a coastal parish in Louisiana after Hurricane Lili struck.

First Wanda located information on Hurricane Lili. She found out that Lili hit the coast of south Louisiana on October 3, So, Wanda traveled to Vermilion Parish to get some answers. First Wanda located information on Hurricane Lili. She found out that Lili hit the coast of south Louisiana on October 3, So, Wanda traveled to Vermilion Parish to get some answers.

When she got there, she was able to find a map that showed Hurricane Lilis path. When she got there, she was able to find a map that showed Hurricane Lilis path.

Wandering Wanda wanted to know more facts about hurricanes. Her research showed that a hurricane is a very destructive and dangerous storm. It forms in stages. Wandering Wanda wanted to know more facts about hurricanes. Her research showed that a hurricane is a very destructive and dangerous storm. It forms in stages.

Wanda learned that when the winds in this type of storm range from 35 to 54 miles an hour, it is called a tropical depression. When the winds are from 55 to 74 miles an hour then it is called a tropical storm. When it reaches 75 miles an hour, it is called a hurricane. Wanda learned that when the winds in this type of storm range from 35 to 54 miles an hour, it is called a tropical depression. When the winds are from 55 to 74 miles an hour then it is called a tropical storm. When it reaches 75 miles an hour, it is called a hurricane.

While researching hurricanes, Wanda found that some are small and others quite large. But whatever the case, hurricanes are the mightiest of all storms. In the center of a hurricane is an eye. While researching hurricanes, Wanda found that some are small and others quite large. But whatever the case, hurricanes are the mightiest of all storms. In the center of a hurricane is an eye.

Wanda discovered that before Hurricane Lili hit, everybody had to prepare for her arrival. The newspapers, radio and television stations all had important messages for the people in Vermilion Parish. Wanda discovered that before Hurricane Lili hit, everybody had to prepare for her arrival. The newspapers, radio and television stations all had important messages for the people in Vermilion Parish.

One key factor about hurricanes is the importance of hurricane safety. The people were encouraged to listen to the warnings. Many Louisiana residents evacuated to be safe. One key factor about hurricanes is the importance of hurricane safety. The people were encouraged to listen to the warnings. Many Louisiana residents evacuated to be safe.

When Wanda saw the image of Hurricane Lili hitting the state of Louisiana, she began to understand how large a hurricane was. She knows now that a hurricane is a huge and dangerous storm. When she saw this radar image, she was amazed with the size of this storm. When Wanda saw the image of Hurricane Lili hitting the state of Louisiana, she began to understand how large a hurricane was. She knows now that a hurricane is a huge and dangerous storm. When she saw this radar image, she was amazed with the size of this storm.

Wanda also learned something unusual happened when Hurricane Lili hit Vermilion Parish. The night before she hit the coast, Hurricane Lili was labeled a category four hurricane. Everyone was terrified because she was considered a very strong and dangerous storm. But something strange occurred that night. Wanda also learned something unusual happened when Hurricane Lili hit Vermilion Parish. The night before she hit the coast, Hurricane Lili was labeled a category four hurricane. Everyone was terrified because she was considered a very strong and dangerous storm. But something strange occurred that night.

What Wanda found out was that Hurricane Lili had gotten weaker before she hit the Louisiana coast. The arrow shows where she weakened.

It was very unusual that Hurricane Lili weakened over water. Usually hurricanes gain strength instead of losing strength when they are on water. This is a picture of Hurricane Lili on October 2 nd.

So, Hurricane Lili losing strength before she hit land was very, very unusual. Even the meteorologists were surprised that this happened.

During her research, Wanda was shocked to discover that although Hurricane Lili had weakened, her winds were still clocked at 120 miles an hour. Wanda wonders, if this hurricane was a category two, what would category four hurricane winds have been like? During her research, Wanda was shocked to discover that although Hurricane Lili had weakened, her winds were still clocked at 120 miles an hour. Wanda wonders, if this hurricane was a category two, what would category four hurricane winds have been like?

When Lilis storm left Louisiana, there was a lot of damage. Trees were knocked down and houses destroyed.

Twisters and strong winds left many telephone lines lying across the roads. Many Vermilion Parish residents stayed without electricity for a week.

Many homes were destroyed by the destructive path of falling trees caused by dangerous winds and tornadoes.

A couple of schools were badly damaged by the tornadoes, wind and rain too. Vermilion Parish Schools were closed for over a week. A couple of schools were badly damaged by the tornadoes, wind and rain too. Vermilion Parish Schools were closed for over a week.

Vermilion Parish residents were affected greatly by Hurricane Lilis destructive path on Thursday morning, October 3, 2002.

Thankfully though, no lives were lost during Hurricane Lilis visit. Most people survived with only minor house or roof damage.

Now that Wandering Wanda has learned more about hurricanes, she only hopes that she will never have to experience one.

THE END