Hurricane Sandy destroyed much of the East Coast of the United States, requiring extensive cleanup efforts. Tornados can reach speeds of 300 mph and be 50 miles long, uprooting trees and destroying large buildings. A tsunami is a series of sea waves caused by underwater earthquakes, landslides, or volcanic eruptions. Tropical cyclones form over oceans near the equator and can have devastating impacts. Heat waves pose health risks like sunburn and blistering from their high temperatures.

2. Hurricane Sandy
• It has been a terrible week in the us of
the east coast of New York. It has
destroyed the whole of the US the people
has had to clean the whole of it.

3. Tornados
• Tornados suck or push.
• Tornados are also called twisters.
• It speeds up 300 mph and it is 50 miles
long.
• There is 1000 of them in the whole wide
world.
• It has destroyed large buildings and
uproot trees.

4. Tsunami
A tsunami is a series of sea waves caused
by an underwater earthquake, landslide,
or volcanic eruption. More rarely, a
tsunami can be generated by a giant
meteor impact with the ocean

5. Cyclone
• Tropical Cyclones are formed over the
ocean in the area around the equator,
between the Tropic of Cancer and the
Tropic of Capricorn.

6. Heat waves
• The heat waves are
really hot you can
catch the sun burn by
it.
• It is really nasty to
catch you can have
blisters.