Storms - Hurricanes, Thunderstorms, and Hurricanes (with extra thrown in)
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| often from along the frontal boundary of a cold front where cumulonimbus clouds are present | Thunderstorm
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| form over land, often from a severe thunderstorm | Tornado
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| form over warm, ocean waters | Hurricane
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| usually 15 miles wide in diameter; could cover a small city | Thunderstorm
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| usually 300-400 yards wide, but severe ones could be as wide as a mile | Tornado
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| can be hundreds of miles wide | Hurricane
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| can last for 30 minutes to an hour | Thunderstorm
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| can last a short period of time; usually less than 5-10 minutes | Tornado
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| can last for weeks over water, but die quickly once it is over land or cold water | Hurricane
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| can produce winds speeds of 58 miles per hour | Thunderstorm
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| can produce winds speeds that reach 318 miles per hour | Tornado
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| can produce wind speeds of 155+ miles per hour | Hurricane
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| typically consists of heavy rain, lightning, and thunder | Thunderstorm
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| a funnel-shaped cloud of fast moving winds | Tornado
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| a low pressure system that creates intense rain, high winds, and storm surge/flooding | Hurricane
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| a long period of time with below-average amounts of precipitation (bonus ?) | drought
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| a seismic sea wave often caused by undersea earthquakes (bonus ?) | Tsunami
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| a sudden shaking or rolling caused by the movement of the earth's tectonic plates (bonus ?) | Earthquake
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| a rupture of earth's crust that allows hot lava, volcanic ash, and gases to escape from a magma chamber below the ground (bonus ?) | Volcanic eruption
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