<p><b><b>Hurricanes: Fierce Tropical Stroms</b></b></p><p style="text-align: left;"> </p><p style="text-align: left;"><b>Today's book is about hurricanes. Did you see hurricanes for real? I only saw on TV News. How about you? When you anwser it, I'll start today's book!!!!</b></p><p style="text-align: left;"><b>Depending on where they occur, tropical storms can be call hurricanes, thyphoons, or cyclones. WHen areas of the ocean become warm, the air pressure drops. As long as the storm remains over warm waters the whirling mass of air grows. HUrricanes are dangerous to both animals and humen. Countries that like Japan and the Philippines are at high risk of thyphoon. Cyclones from the Indian Ocean often strike Australia and Indonesia. In the Carribbean, Hurricane Dean took two weeks to dissipate. Countries can take years to recover from the destruction of hurricanes. Friendly countries sometimes donate money after another countryexperiences a severe hurricane. Thanks to satellite weater technology, hurricanes can be detected before they arrived on land.</b></p><p style="text-align: left;"><b>I think that the hurricanes can break down one very big village at once!!!</b></p>
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Today's book is about hurricanes. Did you see hurricanes for real? I only saw them on TV News. How about you? When you answer it, I'll start today's book!!!!
Depending on where they occur, tropical storms can be called hurricanes, typhoons, or cyclones. When areas of the ocean become warm, the air pressure drops. As long as the storm remains over warm waters the whirling mass of air grows. Hurricanes are dangerous to both animals and humans. Countries like Japan and the Philippines are at high risk of typhoons.
Cyclones from the Indian Ocean often strike Australia and Indonesia. In the Caribbean, Hurricane Dean took two weeks to dissipate. Countries can take years to recover from the destruction of hurricanes. Friendly countries sometimes donate money after another country experiences a severe hurricane. Thanks to satellite weather technology, hurricanes can be detected before they arrived on land.
I think that hurricanes can break down one very big village in one go!!!
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Today's book is about hurricanes. Did you see hurricanes for real? I only saw them on TV News. How about you? When you answer it, I'll start today's book!!!!
Depending on where they occur, tropical storms can be called hurricanes, typhoons, or cyclones. When areas of the ocean become warm, the air pressure drops. As long as the storm remains over warm waters the whirling mass of air grows. Hurricanes are dangerous to both animals and humans. Countries like Japan and the Philippines are at high risk of typhoons.
Cyclones from the Indian Ocean often strike Australia and Indonesia. In the Caribbean, Hurricane Dean took two weeks to dissipate. Countries can take years to recover from the destruction of hurricanes. Friendly countries sometimes donate money after another country experiences a severe hurricane. Thanks to satellite weather technology, hurricanes can be detected before they arrived on land.
I think that hurricanes can break down one very big village in one go!!!