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 \nBefore Grandma could get out of the RV,an orangefuzz ball streaked past her.Kyla jumped up and downagain,yelling,\"Scamp,Scamp!Come here!\"Scamp isour pet dog.  \nMom and Grandma hugged,and Gramps told mehow much I'd grown.Then Dad's car turned into thedriveway.Mom ordered everyone inside for dinner.  \nDuring dinner Dad told us about a storm outover the ocean.Dad works in Miami,Florida,at theNational Hurricane Center.His team makes hurricaneforecasts.If a storm looks as if it will become ahurricane,the center warns people.  \n\"Yes,this storm is a monster.It's called TropicalStorm Andrew.The hurricane hunter flew out andtook a look at it,\"said Dad,\"but we don't think it'sgoing to turn into a hurricane.It doesn't look like it'sheaded toward land.We should have great weatherthis weekend.”  \nHurricane hunters are AirForce planes that fly overthe ocean to look at storms.  \nGramps cleared his throat.Nothing could stopGramps once he got started on his hurricane stories.His stories are pretty exciting.Gramps and Grandmalived in Mississippi during one of the biggest hurricanesin the United States this century.  \n\"Now Camille,that sounds like a nice lady's name,don't you think?\"said Gramps.\"Well,Hurricane  \nCamille was no nice lady in my book.In 1969 she wasa Category 5 hurricane.They don't get any worse thanthat.You wouldn't believe the destruction.Our housewas a pile of broken toothpicks when Camille wasdone with it.”  \n6  \nAfter dinner,Grandma and Gramps were alreadyyawning and looking sleepy.Mom said Kyla and Ishould get ready for bed too.Tomorrow was going tobe a big day.  \n\"We will have to wake up early,pack,and driveabout thirty miles to the beach,\"she explained.  \nI kissed Grandma and Gramps good-night.Then Ibrushed my teeth and went t","cbCainoqQuFdgzCh","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCainoqQuFdgzCh","pdf",3306882,"English","# Kyla Spots the RV and Meets Scamp\n## Family Dinner and Hurricane Forecasts\n## Hurricane Hunters and Stories of Past Storms\n## Fishing Plans on the Beach","[{\"question\":\"Why does Dad study the weather, and what does he expect for the visit?\",\"answer\":\"Dad is a meteorologist who studies weather. 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