Ms. Wilkerson's science class is studying weather and weather disasters like flooding, hurricanes, tornadoes, thunderstorms and lightning. As a class project, students are asked to research the causes and formation of severe weather, associated dangers, and recommended precautions using resources from the National Hurricane Center, NOAA Photo Library, and National Severe Storms Laboratory.
Ms. Wilkerson's science class is studying weather and weather disasters like flooding, hurricanes, tornadoes, thunderstorms and lightning. As a class project, students are asked to research the causes and formation of severe weather, associated dangers, and recommended precautions using resources from the National Hurricane Center, NOAA Photo Library, and National Severe Storms Laboratory.
Ms. Wilkerson's science class is studying weather and weather disasters like flooding, hurricanes, tornadoes, thunderstorms and lightning. As a class project, students are asked to research the causes and formation of severe weather, associated dangers, and recommended precautions using resources from the National Hurricane Center, NOAA Photo Library, and National Severe Storms Laboratory.
Ms. Wilkerson's science class is studying weather and weather disasters like flooding, hurricanes, tornadoes, thunderstorms and lightning. As a class project, students are asked to research the causes and formation of severe weather, associated dangers, and recommended precautions using resources from the National Hurricane Center, NOAA Photo Library, and National Severe Storms Laboratory.
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Ms.
Wilkerson’s Science Class
The Weather In class, we have been studying the weather and weather disasters. Flooding, hurricanes, tornadoes, thunderstorms, and lightening can affect our homed, our safety, and the food we eat. We have also explored the science of weather forecasting. For this project, you are to gather information from the resources below regarding the following topics:
The causes/formation of severe weather conditions
The dangers associated with each Precautions that should be taken
Use the following Web recourses to assist you with research.
Atlantic Oceanographic and Meteorological
Laboratory – Learn more about hurricanes from this site. The National Hurricane Center – The National Weather Center provides a great deal of information at this site about the current storm season, tracking information, and the weather outlooks. Be sure to spend some time here. NOAA Photo Library – Tornadoes – Explore images of tornadoes presented here. Look for similarities and differences between the storm systems. Twister: The Tornado Story – Learn more about tornadoes and the damage they can cause from this interactive site. Additional Resources
National Severe Storms Laboratory
Storm Prediction Center Federal Emergency Management Agency The Weather Channel