Earthquakes

are a series of vibrations under the earths crust due to the rupture or movement of rocks where underground pressure has been building

Hurricanes

are violent tropical storms with wind speeds over 72 mph. Hurricanes are extremely violent and usually very destructive storm

Storm Surge

is the huge wave produced during a hurricane, usually more violent than the storm itself

Tornado

is a violently concentrated wind storm over land that can be recognized by a long funnel-shaped cloud that is visible due to the condensation and debris it carries

Tsunami

is a very large sea wave produced by an earthquake, volcano, or some other underground/water explosion

Volcanoes

are vents in the Earth's crust through which lava and steam are expelled when pressure builds up. Generally a small hill or mountain is built up with a crater at the top around the vent

Wildfire

is any fire that spreads rapidly and is difficult to extinguish.

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