Tornadoes form from spinning air tubes that can reach 200 mph winds and move as fast as cars, though they are small and short-lived. During storms, stay low and cover your head in the center of the house, like in a closet, bathroom, or under stairs. Thunderstorms are large rainstorms with lightning and thunder; during one, do not bathe, be outside, or touch electrical outlets. Hurricanes can last a week with 100 mph winds; evacuate if one is coming with an emergency kit of food, water, radio, first aid supplies, blankets, money, good shoes, and a full gas tank.

1. Weather Safety By Victor

2. Tornado Facts Fast spinning air that forms tubes. Can move as fast as a car. Winds up to 200mph Severe thunderstorm can cause tornado Small and don’t last long Can be call a twister, cyclone, or vortex Severe thunderstorm can cause tornado.

3. Safety Rules Stay low and cover your head home no windows, under the stairs At Center of the house Closet, bathroom, and under stairs

4. Storm Kit First staid kit Water Food Weather radio Flashlight Good shoes Money

5. Thunderstorms Facts Huge rainstorm with lightning Named for the noise Loud, bright, and wet and gusty Best time to see the is in the afternoon You see the lighting then you hear thunder

6. Thunderstorm Safety Don’t bathe or use the sink Don’t be outside Don’t touch outlets If outside don’t be the tallest thing around

7. Hurricane Safety Evacuate Evacuation kit Flashlight Food Weather radio First aid Blankets Money Good shoes Full tank of gas in the car

8. Hurricane Facts Can last for a week Huge clouds are the first sigh forms over water Winds of 100 Eye of the hurricane is calm The water surge kills the most people