The Worst Tornadoes on Record
The Worst Tornadoes on Record
by Mattern, Joanne
ISBN: 9798892602310
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Tornadoes are among the world’s deadliest natural disasters. They have touched down on all of Earth’s continents, except Antarctica. Tornadoes can kill people in their path, destroy homes and other buildings, and devastate the lives of people who survive these frightening storms. Most tornadoes take place in the United States. They usually happen during spring and summer. But they can occur anyplace, anytime. Part of The Earth’s Worst Natural Disasters series, The Worst Tornadoes on Record explains how these devastating natural disasters form and discusses some of the worst storms in U.S. history.
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Page Count: 32
Trim: 6 1/2 x 9 1/4
The Earth's Worst Natural Disasters Series
A 40-foot (12-m) flood carrying locomotives in its path. A typhoon half the size of China. A tsunami that killed more than 225,000 people. What do these tragedies have in common? They are among the worst weather events on record. The Earth’s Worst Natural Disasters is a fascinating book series about the biggest, strongest, and deadliest acts of nature on the planet. With striking color photographs, a resourceful Find Out More section, and a useful index, this series discusses the worst earthquakes, floods, hurricanes, tornadoes, tsunamis, and typhoons in history.
