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3 years ago

Compare and contrast hurricanes, tornadoes, and blizzards

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horsena [70]3 years ago

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Compare:

They are all natural disasters that cause a lot of damage.

Contrast:

Hurricanes are storms that cause high waves and can get into citys and towns and cause a lot of water damage.

Tornadoes are tunnels of wind that cause wind damage.

Blizzards are storms with strong winds and snow that can cause water, and wind damage!

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Mariulka [41]3 years ago

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They are all natural windy disasters that start by large and strong winds. All three usually result in large and vast damage.

Contrast:

Hurricanes: Hurricanes are wind storms that create large waves that can turn into tsunamis that eventually can wash away houses and demolish cities. These start by strong winds that start near oceans or large bodies of water.

Tornadoes: These usually start because of strong winds and bare lands. Without trees breaking the winds it allows strong gusts of wind to roll through the lands creating large wind funnels that arouse the dust and can tear up houses and even cities.

Blizzards: These large wind storms are when the winds pick up snow and sleet and violently throw around dangerous amounts of ice. These can result in heavily damaged cities. Usually streets, houses, and buildings are buried in several feet of snow by the end of the storm.

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