Cold, Ice and Snow Review 2
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Ms. Little's Natural Disasters Cold Unit Review
Topics of this game:
- When the body loses heat faster than it can produce it.
- Snow Slide is another name for...
- The two types of avalanches are...
- This type of precipitation occurs when snow passes through a layer of warmer air and partially melts, then through a layer of below-freezing air that allows it to refreeze into pellets of ice.
- When the body shuts off circulation to the extremities in order to protect the inner vital organs.
- What degree of frostbite is occurring when the skin turns red, pale, or white?
- How many inches of ice must there be on all outdoor surfaces for it to be considered an Ice Storm?
- Lake Effect Storms form when cold, dry air from the North passes over the Great Lakes and collects abundant moisture. The snow falls back to the ground as heavy snowstorms __________ and __________ of the lakes.
- Snowflakes begin forming when ice crystals start accumulating on...
- How cold people and animals feel outside, taking into account wind speed and temperature.
- What condition(s) are necessary for a snowstorm to be considered a Blizzard?
- If the temperature remains at or below 32℉ between the cloud and the ground, the precipitation will fall as
- Which one of these is a thing you should definitely NOT do if you think you are suffering from Frostbite?
- Why does Hypothermia affect older people the most?
- Blizzards can happen in most areas of the U.S., except
- Which is NOT a common problem caused by Ice Storms?
- What is NOT something you should do if you are ever caught in an avalanche?
- Which federal group is responsible for issuing winter weather alerts?
- A Winter Weather ADVISORY is when winter weather conditions should be expected but will not be severe enough to meet warning levels. What is the phrase associated with an Advisory?
- Which of these body parts are NOT in immediate danger of being affected by frostbite?
- In winter conditions, mittens are better than gloves at keeping your hands warm.
