The document summarizes different types of seasons, weather phenomena, and natural disasters: 1) Seasons are caused by the Earth's tilt and revolve around the summer and winter solstices when the sun is directly overhead either the Tropic of Cancer or Capricorn. 2) Weather is influenced by factors like water vapor, landforms, elevation, and air movement. It involves different types of precipitation including snow, rain, and hurricanes. 3) Natural disasters discussed include hurricanes which form over warm ocean waters, tornadoes which can have wind speeds over 300 mph, blizzards with heavy snow and winds, droughts with little rain, and floods from excess rain or runoff.

1. Physical Geography

5. Summer Solstice

6. Winter Solstice

7. Equinox

8. Reflected light during the winter and summer solstices.

25. Damage to Galveston after the 1900 hurricane

41. Galveston Seawall

43. Raising Galveston

53. Galveston was known as the New York of the South. It was the largest, most developed, and most modern city in Texas. Houston was a backwater that people sniffed at. After the 1900 hurricane, though, development shifted to Houston and Galveston was forever left behind.

54. Hurricane Rita

55. Katrina

57. This is the F5 tornado that hit my hometown of Topeka in 1966. It went 22 miles straight through downtown.

64. In South Dakota