Transcript Snow Storms - MrsMcDanielsWikiPage

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In lots of places, winter has lots of snow
and cold temperatures. This is a snow
storm. The cold temperatures can be
dangerous.
Winter storms start from the fronts of two
air masses of different temperatures and
water. Winter storms usually happen
when cold , dry, air moves south and
combines with warm, moist air.
The chart above shows the way snow
is made and falls in precipitation.
This chart shows the
angle of the way snow
falls.
Through the first and last months of
winter. These months are December and
February.
Listen to the radio or TV for watches and
warnings. If you hear a Blizzard Warning it
means that, other then snow, winds of 35
mph or bigger are probably happening for at
least 3 hours.
http://www.edheads.org/activities/weat
her/frame_loader.htm
 http://eo.ucar.edu/webweather/blizzard
.html
 Go to these links to see AWSOME things
about snow storms.
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A Winter Storm
Warning for
most
Colorado's
Front Range
communities
usually means
a snowfall of
at least 6
(15.24 cm)
inches in 12
hours or 8
inches(20.32
cm) or more in
24 hours.
The wind has
to be at least
35 mph for it to
be a real
snowstorm.
They are
usually higher
than 35 mph.
In case of an
emergency
you need
caned food.
Really
CANED
FOOD!!!!!! P.s.
cat food is
caned to
EWWWW!!!!!
One of
Colorado most
powerful
blizzards, The
Blizzard of 1982,
covered the
city of Denver
with several feet
of snow on
December 24th,
1982. only one
day before
Christmas.
The most snow
fall in the USA
is in Alaska
and Colorado.
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Q1- How fast do the winds have to be for
it to be a snow storm/ blizzard?
A.300,000,000mph
 B.35mph
 C. 986,376,939,919,687mph
 D. 40mph
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B. 35 mph.
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Q2- When do they come?
A. October, July
 B. February, December
 C. June, August
 D. May, September
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B. February , December
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Q3-Where is the most snow fall?
 Hawaii, Georgia
 Vermont , over the rainbow
 Connecticut , Alabama
 Colorado and Alaska
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D. Alaska , Colorado
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Edheds.org
 Ucar.edu
 Fema.gov
 Weatherwizkids.com
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