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Dry Arid
Powerful wind storm with a funnel-shaped cloud that moves quickly over land Tornado
Moisture that falls to the ground in the form of rain, snow, hail or sleet Precipitation
Long period of little or no rainfall Drought
Theory that earth's surface is mad up of plates that are constantly moving Plate tectonics
A portion of water or air that flows continuously in approximately the same path Current
Found in nature that can be replaced Renewable Resources
Wide and deep enough to allow the passage of ships Navigable
Mild weather that is neither too hot or too cold with changing seasons. Temperate Climate
Large urban area formed by several cities megalopolis
A river that flows into another large river tributary
Giant blankets of ice glacier
Area of land covered with water wetlands
the gradual increase of the earth's temperature global warning
heavy snowstorm with very strong winds blizzard
an earth wall that farmer's build to keep water from overflowing onto land levee
Underground water that is close to the earth's surface water table
cyclonic storm with very strong winds and heavy rain hurricane
treeless plain that covers arctic lands in the region where only grass and mosses can grow tundra
a flat rolling land covered with grass prairie
deep valleys with steep sides canyon
a method of supplying dry land with water with series of ditches or pipes irrigation
shortage of available goods and services scarcity
the way people use natural resources to produce goods and services economy
electricity made from flowing waters in rivers hydroelectric power
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