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Weather Hazards
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Weather Hazards
Lesson Target
Lesson Target
I can illustrate ways to stay safe from natural hazards. (ESS3.B)
I can describe a variety of natural hazards that result from natural processes. (ESS3.B)
Investigation 4B.2
Investigation Worksheets
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1I9sxOiQNZjMarjbemNBroZGPBFk-Dgmv
Directions:
Investigation Directions
Part A THINK: Write the letter of the correct description that matches the weather hazard in the box below.
Part B ANALYZE: Use your background knowledge about weather hazards to answer the questions.
Part C CREATE: Create a bumper sticker that tells people how to stay safe from the weather hazard you learned about. Draw a design for your sticker in the box.
Exit Ticket
Complete the google form exit ticket. Submit when complete.
Exit Ticket
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1z7s04xMS0J1V-14DO6-QKlEev2S8TgSJ6qiPrbEDx_E
Notes
Notes
Avalanche: snow, ice and debris that rapidly move down a mountainside
Blizzard: severe snowstorm with winds of at least 35 mph and poor visibility
Dust Storm: windstorm that forms over dry areas and has large amounts of sand or dust
Drought: long period of very low rainfall, resulting in shortages of water
Flood: rapid overflow of water on land
Freezing Rain: raindrops that freeze upon contact with the ground
Notes
Notes
Hail: water that is caught in strong upward moving winds which causes water to freeze and form a solid mass of ice
Heat Wave: very hot temperatures with high humidity that lasts two or more days
High Winds: strong winds with speeds greater than 58 mph
Ice Storm: water that freezes on cold surfaces, leading to a thick buildup of ice
Monsoon: excessive rainfall during a season that leads to widespread flooding
Lightning: electricity that moves through the atmosphere during a thunderstorm
Notes
Notes
Severe Thunderstorm: storm that produces thunder, lightning and hail with one inch diameter or bigger and/or winds greater than 58 mph
Mudslide: mud and debris that rapidly move down a mountainside
Tropical Storm: rapidly spinning storm system with high winds and rain that forms over tropical waters
Tornado: dangerous rotating column of air with high winds that may form a funnel cloud
Weather Warning: hazardous weather is near and will very likely occur or is already occurring in your area; take shelter immediately
Weather Watch: looking for hazardous weather; prepare for hazardous conditions