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    Memorable Trip

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    simple‚ yet the fishermen we met on the beach that day appeared to be very friendly and helpful. They enthusiastically told us how the wind would change in a day‚ how the tidal waves would affect their life and how they had survived hundreds of thunderstorms. Our final destination was Hoi An ancient town‚ which is around 45 kilometers away from Da Nang city. I was very interested in the colorful traditional lanterns‚ which‚ I think‚ help to bring us back to the old days of Vietnamese villages. While

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    Effects Of Resiliency

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    Resiliency helps rural Appalachian adults and children adapt to stressful and unfortunate natural disasters‚ such as floods‚ blizzards‚ and power outages due to horrendous summer thunderstorms. Developing the culture and practice of disaster resilience during times of natural disaster‚ rural Appalachians have survived the effects of destruction and devastation through strong kinship ties‚ consistent communication‚ and lending a helping hand to others in need. Throughout times when rural residents

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    Landfill Essay

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    and finding a protective shelter. I receive no education a long with the rest of my family. Sleeping night-to-night outside is a struggle. I sleep on a tarp under a number of boxes set up. Mother nature plays a toll on our survival. When it thunderstorms or is below freezing temperatures our life is in danger. I suffer from frostbite and several sicknesses due to the cold. I do not get many choices of food to choose from. I have to either search through the garbage to find something that is

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    Sugarland Concert Report

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    given only moments before the stage collapse and the audience had no time to evacuate (Crandall‚ Parnell & Spillan‚ 2013). Throughout the day and evening of the concert‚ the National Weather Service issued notices and warnings predicting strong thunderstorms. Messages about the forecasts were relayed to various State Fair personnel via an automated text-messaging system. Cindy Hoye‚

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    Natural Disaster

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    degrees Fahrenheit‚ 200ft of ocean; the air is warm‚ humid‚ and unstable enough to sustain convection. (Abbott‚ 2012) The tropical disturbance is the development of low-pressure with the organization of thunderstorms with very weak surface winds. Tornadoes are normally descending from large thunderstorms and create the strongest winds of any weather phenomena. Tornadoes are extremely dangerous with most violent US tornadoes moving from southwest to northeast with winds speeds to register at 310 mph.

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    rapidly disposed of which means energy is not used for evapotranspiration and more is used to heat the atmosphere. Urban areas can also effect the precipitation‚ many urban areas experience heavier and more frequent rainfall‚ a greater amount of thunderstorms but reduced snowfall due to higher temperatures. Due to the effect of temperature the urban heat island effect generates convection‚ higher temperatures also cause lower pressures to develop. The pollutants in an urban area act as hydroscopic nuclei

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    Exosphere- The outermost region of a planet’s atmosphere. Ionosphere- The layer of the earth’s atmosphere that contains a high concentration of ions and free electrons and is able to reflect radio waves. It lies above the mesosphere and extends from about 50 to 600 miles (80 to 1‚000 km) above the earth’s surface. Thermosphere- The region of the atmosphere above the mesosphere and below the height at which the atmosphere ceases to have the properties of a continuous medium. The thermosphere is

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    Bonfire Night

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    plot” rose up into the sky. A teenager munching on the baked potato which he had just cooked over the bonfire. Then began the grand finale‚ fireworks began to make the sky ripple like as if a stone had been dropped into a pond. It was as loud as a thunderstorm but children’s happy faces lit up. The vivid colours full of merriment filled the sky. The flames of the fireworks flickered and twisted. Displays of such brilliance nobody there was tired of watching. The fireworks tried hard to outshine the stars

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    week 4 Lab 90

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    Points What type of air mass would be responsible for hot‚ dry summer weather in southern Arizona? A.cP B.cT C.mP D.mT Answer Key: B Question 8 of 8 10.0/ 10.0 Points What type of air mass would be responsible for daily afternoon thunderstorms along the Gulf Coast? A.mP B.mT C.cP D.cT Answer Key: B

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    Weather and Our Health

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    weather really does affect our moods and health. In recent years scientists have become interested in attempting to understand just how various weather extremes and changing patterns affect our health. According to the doctors cold weather‚ thunderstorms can trigger asthma attacks. Falling barometric pressure‚ a sudden drop in temperature – these weather changes may trigger headaches in people already susceptible to them. And it appears that stable weather may help reduce the incidence of migraines

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