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Science 5: Weather Disturbances
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Unscramble each word using the clue about weather disturbances and tropical cyclones in the Philippines.
- The condition of the atmosphere at a particular place and time. (7 letters)
- A weather system that may develop into a tropical cyclone. (11 letters)
- A powerful tropical cyclone that develops in the western North Pacific. (7 letters)
- A large rotating weather system with strong winds around a center. (7 letters)
- A type of cyclone that forms over warm tropical ocean waters. (8 letters)
- The Philippine government agency responsible for weather forecasts and warnings. (6 letters)
- An official notice that informs people about possible dangerous weather conditions. (7 letters)
- A numbered warning issued by PAGASA to indicate expected wind conditions. (6 letters)
- Moving air that can become very strong during a tropical cyclone. (4 letters)
- The amount of rain that falls over a certain period. (8 letters)
- An overflow of water onto normally dry land. (5 letters)
- The movement of soil, rocks, and debris down a slope, often after heavy rain. (9 letters)
- A period of disturbed weather that may bring strong winds and heavy rain. (5 letters)
- Visible masses of tiny water droplets or ice crystals in the sky. (6 letters)
- The loud sound produced by lightning. (7 letters)
- A sudden flash of electricity in the atmosphere during a thunderstorm. (9 letters)
- The movement of people from dangerous places to safer locations. (10 letters)
- A safe place where people can stay during dangerous weather. (7 letters)
- An area near the sea that may experience storm surges during a strong cyclone. (7 letters)
- An abnormal rise of seawater pushed toward the coast by strong storm winds. (5 letters)
- A prediction of expected weather conditions. (8 letters)
- The path followed by a tropical cyclone as it moves. (5 letters)
- The time when people should prepare and monitor weather updates ahead of a cyclone. (6 letters)
- The period when people should stay in a safe place while a cyclone affects their area. (6 letters)
- The period when people should check for damage and follow safety instructions once a cyclone has passed. (5 letters)
Answer key
- The condition of the atmosphere at a particular place and time. → WEATHER
- A weather system that may develop into a tropical cyclone. → DISTURBANCE
- A powerful tropical cyclone that develops in the western North Pacific. → TYPHOON
- A large rotating weather system with strong winds around a center. → CYCLONE
- A type of cyclone that forms over warm tropical ocean waters. → TROPICAL
- The Philippine government agency responsible for weather forecasts and warnings. → PAGASA
- An official notice that informs people about possible dangerous weather conditions. → WARNING
- A numbered warning issued by PAGASA to indicate expected wind conditions. → SIGNAL
- Moving air that can become very strong during a tropical cyclone. → WIND
- The amount of rain that falls over a certain period. → RAINFALL
- An overflow of water onto normally dry land. → FLOOD
- The movement of soil, rocks, and debris down a slope, often after heavy rain. → LANDSLIDE
- A period of disturbed weather that may bring strong winds and heavy rain. → STORM
- Visible masses of tiny water droplets or ice crystals in the sky. → CLOUDS
- The loud sound produced by lightning. → THUNDER
- A sudden flash of electricity in the atmosphere during a thunderstorm. → LIGHTNING
- The movement of people from dangerous places to safer locations. → EVACUATION
- A safe place where people can stay during dangerous weather. → SHELTER
- An area near the sea that may experience storm surges during a strong cyclone. → COASTAL
- An abnormal rise of seawater pushed toward the coast by strong storm winds. → SURGE
- A prediction of expected weather conditions. → FORECAST
- The path followed by a tropical cyclone as it moves. → TRACK
- The time when people should prepare and monitor weather updates ahead of a cyclone. → BEFORE
- The period when people should stay in a safe place while a cyclone affects their area. → DURING
- The period when people should check for damage and follow safety instructions once a cyclone has passed. → AFTER
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