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TSUNAMI

Large wave originated near the coast by an earthquake or submarine volcanic eruption, which can travel at a speed of up to 50 km / h in any direction

SMOKE

Aspirate and release the smoke produced by the combustion of tobacco or other herbaceous substance prepared in the form of a cigarette, cigarette or pipe

HURRICANE

Hurricanes produce strong winds, heavy rains and thunderstorms

FLOOD

Cover a place with water or other liquid

EARTHQUAKE

it is the sudden movement of the Earth

DUST STORM

Meteorological phenomenon produced by intense and turbulent air currents that raise a great height the dust or the sand of the ground; it generally precedes the cold fronts in the desert climate zones.

CLOUDS

tiny drops of liquid water in suspension, or frost if they are at the height

AVALANCHE

Large mass of snow that slides down the side of a violent mountain and crashing down, dragging with it everything in its path.

THUNDER

Very loud noise following the lightning during a storm, produced by the expansion of the air to the passage of electric shock

TORNADO

Gigantic air funnel, which blows in a spiral, cyclonic upwards, turning like a whirlwind, produced by the interaction of a violent storm with winds in the troposphere; originates in the Gulf of Guinea and in Central and North America

VOLCANIC ERUPTION

It is a violent emission on the Earth's surface of materials coming from the interior of the volcano

WAVE

they are waves that travel across the surface of seas, oceans, rivers, lakes, canals

SIGHTING

Action to observe or look at something or a person with a lot of attention and maintenance to learn some knowledge about their behavior or their characteristics

ELECTRIC

Who has or communicates electricity, or works through it

PREDICT

Announce a future event by intuition, supposition, divination

OPERATE

Execute actions to make operation

THRILL

Very intense feeling of joy or sadness produced by a fact, an idea, a memory, etc

STORM CHASING

people who face storms in search of information

PRECAUTIONS

Set of actions that help minimize accidents

WORRIED

State of restlessness, restlessness or fear produced in a difficult situation, a problem

SCARED

Showing or denoting scare

RELIEVED

Subtema

PUZZLED

Confused and confused and does not know what to do, think or say

WIND

Air current that occurs in the atmosphere when the pressure varies

WEATHER CONDICTION

set of atmospheric conditions typical of a place, constituted by the amount and frequency of rainfall, humidity, temperature, winds, etc., and their collective action influences the existence of beings sometimes it