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All About Blizzards

by Ms. Akwaa's Reading Group

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All About Blizzards
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How are blizzards caused?
Blizzards are vicious storms caused by nature. During a blizzard strong winds pick up snow. The wind blows the snow violently making it very hard for people to see.
A cool mass of air moves into a temperature zone. A blizzard is formed when hot air and cold air comes together. During a blizzard temperatures are well below zero.
It is usually white outside during a blizzard so people can not see where they are going. During blizzards there is snow covering everything, high winds and ice making it hard for people to get around.
In order for a storm to be called a blizzard winds need to be blowing at 35 miles per hour.
How are blizzards measured?
Meteorologists measure the amount of falling snow by looking at the number of inches and feet of snow. Temperatures are measured using a thermometer. Meteorologists use weather radar and satellites to measure and track major storms.
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