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1. Complete the Concept Map by putting the correct terms/ Choose your answer from the Word Bank. WORD BANK Landed on Bodies of Water Slowing down of storm Results when Typhoon Stronger storm Landed on Landmasses Storm will die out Storm surge

1. Complete the Concept Map by putting the correct terms/ Choose your answer from the Word Bank. WORD BANK Landed on Bodies of Water Slowing down of storm Results when Typhoon Stronger storm Landed on Landmasses Storm will die out Storm surge

Applications and Investigations in Earth Science (9th Edition)
Applications and Investigations in Earth Science (9th Edition)
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Author:Edward J. Tarbuck, Frederick K. Lutgens, Dennis G. Tasa
Publisher:Edward J. Tarbuck, Frederick K. Lutgens, Dennis G. Tasa
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1. Complete the Concept Map by putting the correct terms/statements inside the box Choose your answer from the Word Bank.
OBJECTIVE: Explain how landmasses and bodies of water affect the typhoon. DIRECTION: Read the selection carefully then do the task asked for after reading. Do you know how important the Sierra Madre Mountain Range in the Philippines? This mountain range protects us against strong typhoon and cause to weaken as its landfall to certain area. Typhoons gain energy from warm ocean water and loses energy over cold water. These are sustained by deep convection and release of latent heat and so require warm speeds. When typhoon is over the oceans, ships at sea can be distress for several days. As it approaches and moves across the coastline, it brings high waves or a large dome of water from the sea, termed by meteorologists as "storm surge". When typhoons moving inland will considerably weaken or even die out. They weaken because their ocean water to sustain the convection and wind source of energy-water vapor from the ocean is removed.
Transcribed Image Text:OBJECTIVE: Explain how landmasses and bodies of water affect the typhoon. DIRECTION: Read the selection carefully then do the task asked for after reading. Do you know how important the Sierra Madre Mountain Range in the Philippines? This mountain range protects us against strong typhoon and cause to weaken as its landfall to certain area. Typhoons gain energy from warm ocean water and loses energy over cold water. These are sustained by deep convection and release of latent heat and so require warm speeds. When typhoon is over the oceans, ships at sea can be distress for several days. As it approaches and moves across the coastline, it brings high waves or a large dome of water from the sea, termed by meteorologists as "storm surge". When typhoons moving inland will considerably weaken or even die out. They weaken because their ocean water to sustain the convection and wind source of energy-water vapor from the ocean is removed.
1. Complete the Concept Map by putting the correct terms/statements inside the box. Choose your answer from the Word Bank. WORD BANK Slowing down Landed on Bodies of Water of storm Results when Typhoon Stronger storm Landed on Landmasses Storm will die out Storm surge
Transcribed Image Text:1. Complete the Concept Map by putting the correct terms/statements inside the box. Choose your answer from the Word Bank. WORD BANK Slowing down Landed on Bodies of Water of storm Results when Typhoon Stronger storm Landed on Landmasses Storm will die out Storm surge
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