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Temperatures are expected to drop considerably
The National Weather Service podlerts for winter
activity in the water and stern United States
Thester United States had forecast for hevy
well. At the same time sert for extreme wind
chill was bed cross the Pacific Northwest and the
Midwest. One news reported effects of the storm in
23. That's most half of the United States
This winter som example is no longer current, but
weather affects every day. Scientists and climate
researchers constantly monitor temperatures and
weather trends. The goal is to predict the weather
Their forecasts and observations affect more than our
daily activities. Climate data gives se information on
received laste of Arche
national and worldwide trends, such as yobal warming
locations pusty winds. This led to dangers wind. This, in turn, informs the choices we makes people
chill factors. The ley puth of the storm stretched COM and society
Text Questions .
1. Why did this story include a weather event that has already happened!
It was an example to show how weather can affect many people at the same time.
b. It was an example of an event that caused great property damage
Illustrated a current trend in dimate or dimate change
d. It made the national news
2. What is the main idea of the third paragraph
If describes major weather events
6. It summarizes how weather is a current event
b. It describes an esample of a national
d. It describes ways weather affects us
weather event
3. Which statement does not explain how weather is a current event?
People talk about the weather more than almost anything else
b. The winter storm of 2015 made news for a number of states
Weather affects us every day
d. Scientists and dimate remarchers constantly monitor temperatures and weather trends in their efforts to
predict the weather
4. What does the word devastation means it is used in the text?
emptines
helpless
b, destruction
d. overwhelmed
5. In what ways could weather and how it affects us be considered a current event!
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