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| - Extreme weather includes weather phenomena that are at the extremes of the historical distribution, especially severe or unseasonal weather.
- The episode starts out with a normal day in Bikini Bottom. With lunch rush in full effect and school in session and people at work and out and about in the city, everybody in town was busy. Sandy was wrangling bullworms on the Niihau Plains, Patrick was watching television and SpongeBob was flipping patties. Then, things turned for the worst. A sheriff's deputy in Sharkclam County reported a funnel cloud fifteen miles southwest of a oil drilling operation. A special weather bulletin was placed into full effect due to the storm activity west of town. Meanwhile, just to the west of where the funnel was spotted, a line of storms was forming from individual storms. The tornado touched down and beared down on where the oil was being rigged/drilled. The people in Rock Bottom could see dust and t
- Hurricanes, tornadoes, droughts, floods, or freezing tempereature – extreme weather – is when something in weather is abnormal and usually causes casualties. It can endanger people's lives or damage their crops or property. The weather at anytime can be described by temperature, wind speed, atmospheric pressure, and precipitation (rain, hail, or snow). The average temperature of the world is about 59ºF (15ºC), but some places are much colder than this, other places much warmer. The average rainfall across the world is 39 in (100 cm) per year. But the rain is not evenly ditributed – some parst of the world have virtually no rain at all, others as much as 36 ft (11 cm) in one year. Also, a particular location may be dry for months and then be soaked by a flood. Often, extreme weather takes p
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| - Extreme weather includes weather phenomena that are at the extremes of the historical distribution, especially severe or unseasonal weather.
- The episode starts out with a normal day in Bikini Bottom. With lunch rush in full effect and school in session and people at work and out and about in the city, everybody in town was busy. Sandy was wrangling bullworms on the Niihau Plains, Patrick was watching television and SpongeBob was flipping patties. Then, things turned for the worst. A sheriff's deputy in Sharkclam County reported a funnel cloud fifteen miles southwest of a oil drilling operation. A special weather bulletin was placed into full effect due to the storm activity west of town. Meanwhile, just to the west of where the funnel was spotted, a line of storms was forming from individual storms. The tornado touched down and beared down on where the oil was being rigged/drilled. The people in Rock Bottom could see dust and the storm from where they were standing. Also, dust and sand were being kicked up by the wind. The wind was very, very gusty. Some gusts exceeded seventy to eighty miles per hour. WSEA reported a wind gust of ninty-four miles per hour near the station. Wind gusts were even higher where there were hills, mountains and valleys. The community of Appleseed along the Fishbubble River had recieved a gust of one hundred one miles per hour and it wasn't even in the tornado path. Gusts would increase in certain areas such as along bodies of water, valleys, hills, mountains, canyons, anywhere in certain terrain, etc. Then, the tornado nearly destroyed all of Rock Bottom. It suddenly beared down on Bikini bottom and nearly destroyed the whole city. Next in the path was the Ukelele-Bikini Wind Farm. The wind farm was nearly destroyed. Then, Altoona was next and it neared Altoona. The town was nearly decimated. Then, it eventually lifted. Damage costs exceeded $10.6 billion dollars (¥20.76 billion shell island yen). It would be hard to clean up the mess due to possible repeat rounds of storms. Later in the day, the line came, and swept the cleaned mess all over the areas again. This time, rain behind the line flooded certain areas near valleys. Several days later, the impacted areas rebuilt and helped each other.
- Hurricanes, tornadoes, droughts, floods, or freezing tempereature – extreme weather – is when something in weather is abnormal and usually causes casualties. It can endanger people's lives or damage their crops or property. The weather at anytime can be described by temperature, wind speed, atmospheric pressure, and precipitation (rain, hail, or snow). The average temperature of the world is about 59ºF (15ºC), but some places are much colder than this, other places much warmer. The average rainfall across the world is 39 in (100 cm) per year. But the rain is not evenly ditributed – some parst of the world have virtually no rain at all, others as much as 36 ft (11 cm) in one year. Also, a particular location may be dry for months and then be soaked by a flood. Often, extreme weather takes people by surprise. Destructive thunderstorms, tornadoes, or floods can happen in places where weather is normally quite calm.
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