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Hurricane Flash flood tsunami and tornado
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What is a severe weather event?
A Severe weather event is 1-2 inches of hail (25-51 mm) an F1 tornado or winds up from 58-75 miles per hour (or 93 to 121 km/hour) but there is something called a Significant severe weather which is more than what is listed. So we already know that a hurricane, tornado, flash flood and tsunami are ALL severe weather events. But what about Earthquake and Volcano. While yes, they ARE considered severe events, they are NOT titled under these criteria.
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I would assume that we would want to know how much and the type of precipitation to know if the anything is changing within our climate. We would most likely need to know how much precipitation we are getting a year to see if it's less or more the next years to come.
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