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They can cause flash   .  \nTornados are strong,   winds.  \nHurricanes are the largest, most   storms.  \nTheir wind, rain, and waves can cause flooding and   . Blizzards bring so much   that homes can be buried.  \nA heatwave is when the   is higher than usual for two or more days.  \nDrought occurs when there isnot enough   .  \nWhich kind of severe weather occurs where you live?  \nHow do people where you live prepare for it?  \nAnswers  \nswirling snow destruction dangerous  \ntemperature powerful lightning  \nprecipitation floods  \nA weather hazard is  dangerous weather that can hurt people.  \nSevere thunderstorms bring  lightning  and  \nheavy rain. They can cause flash  floods  . Tornados are strong,  swirling  winds. Hurricanes are the largest, most  powerful  storms. Their wind, rain, and waves can cause flooding and  destruction. 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