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Intro

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LANDSLIDE

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LIGHTNING

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WILDLAND FIRES

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HURRICANES

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FLOODS

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THUNDERSTORM

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TSUNAMI

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VOLCANOES

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EARTHQUAKES

Дома миллионеров летят в океан в Америке. Метель Москва. Шторм снег США Паводок Ростов. Взрыв Пожар

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earth is a beautiful planet

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but some natural disasters are so

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terrible they could cause

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anybody nightmares

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welcome to our channel and today we'll

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be taking a look at the most dangerous

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natural disasters in the world

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we're kicking off our list with the

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landslide which is a very common natural

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disaster in the united states

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every year in the united states they

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cause significant damages and 25 to 50

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deaths globally landslides cause

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billions of dollars in damages and

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thousands of deaths and injuries each

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year

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landslides are a geological activity in

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which falling of rocks and soil occur

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down a slope of land

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heavy rains small earthquakes volcanic

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eruptions and of course the

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gravitational forces are the driving

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forces of landslides

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the human activities like mining

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construction and quarrying also can

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cause landsliding landslides cause property

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damage

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injury and death and adversely affect a

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variety of resources

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areas that are prone to landslides

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include existing old landslides the

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basis of steep slopes the basis of

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drainage channels and developed

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hillsides where leechfield septic

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systems are used

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ninth place lightning lightning might

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seem like something a bit common when

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compared to other cataclysmic disasters

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we've seen in this list

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due to the collision between ice-gained

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cloud formation of charges will take

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place at beneath of clouds

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once charged concentrate at any point on

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earth a sudden flow of electricity will

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pass

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it can be mountains trees animals or

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humans lightning has temperatures of up to 54

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000 degrees fahrenheit approximately

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six times hotter than the surface of the

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sun which is precisely why they are

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so dangerous scarily enough there are

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hundreds of lightning strikes in every

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second on earth

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that have enough power to destroy

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everything within no time

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the presence of dark clouds in the sky

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is an indication of lightning

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thunder also sounds this disaster

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lightning mainly hits in areas where

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instability of environment

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variation of temperature or pressure

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occurs

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8th place wildfires in the 8th spot of

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our list we have wildland fires

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there are three different kinds of

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wildland fires with surface fires being

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the most common

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ground fires are ones caused by

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lightning while crown fires jump along

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the tops of trees and are spread rapidly

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by wind

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more than four out of every five

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wildland fires are started by

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people negligent human behavior such as

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smoking in forested areas or improperly

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extinguishing campfires is the cause of

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many wildland fires

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small fires can wipe out whole

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communities all by their own

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simply take a look at the australian

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wildfires of 2020 which caused

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massive loss of habitat and wildlife

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while burning for weeks

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seventh place hurricanes hurricanes are

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incredibly rapid storm systems that hit

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over tropical areas

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hurricanes will spread across 600 miles

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and rotate inward and upward at

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70 to 200 miles per hour

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hurricanes are formed when ocean water

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with temperatures above 80 degrees

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fahrenheit

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and wind blows in the same direction of

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that upward force

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the evaporation of seawater also

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increases the force of the hurricane

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hurricanes can cause extreme property

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damage similar to tornadoes even though

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they're created

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and work differently sixth place

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floods the next disaster we'll be

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talking about today is the flood

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floods are extremely frequent and also

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very costly which is why they rank so

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highly in our countdown

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floods on average kill more than 100

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people and are responsible for 4.6

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billion dollars in damage in the united

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states each year

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several factors contribute to flooding

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two key elements are rainfall intensity

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and duration

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intensity is the rate of rainfall and

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the duration is how long the rain lasts

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topography soil conditions and ground

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cover also play important roles

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flooding occurs in known flood plains

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when prolonged rainfall over several

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days

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intense rainfall over a short period of

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time or an ice or debris jam

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causes a river or stream to overflow and

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flood the surrounding area

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fifth place thunderstorm thunderstorms

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are up next being the natural

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personification of a pint-sized

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powerhouse

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despite their small size all

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thunderstorms are dangerous

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every thunderstorm produces lightning

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which kills more people each year than

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tornadoes and hurricanes

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each year many people are killed or

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seriously injured by severe

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thunderstorms despite advanced warning

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while some did not hear the warning

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others heard the warning but did not

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heat it

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thunderstorms cause a lot of lightning

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which is what we mentioned earlier to be

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incredibly dangerous on its own

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add flooding and strong winds to it and

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you have one of the most deadly natural

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disasters in the world

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next up we have the tsunami tsunamis are

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formed as a cause of earthquakes

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volcanic eruptions or other oceanic

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disturbances

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tsunami tides have heights of hundreds

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of meters and large wavelengths

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such tidal waves will travel thousands

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of miles and mainly hit coastal areas

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tsunamis have greater speeds in the deep

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water of the ocean

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however while their speed decreases when

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they approach coastal

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areas their height grows exponentially

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tsunamis can cause great loss of life

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and property damage in coastal areas

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very large tsunamis can cause damage to

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coastal regions thousands of miles away

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from the earthquake that caused them

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beaches lagoons bays estuaries tidal

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flats and river mouths are the most

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dangerous places to be third place

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tornado in the third spot of our list we

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have tornadoes

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a tornado is a violently rotating column

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of air extending from the base of a

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thunderstorm to the ground

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tornadoes intensities are classified on

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the fujita scale with ratings between 0

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and 5

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using actual damage to determine a

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tornado's wind speed

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a storm of f-zero is the weakest and f5

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is the strongest

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different winds may be needed to cause

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the same damage depending on how well

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built a structure is

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wind direction wind duration battering

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by flying debris

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and other factors tornadoes usually

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develop from severe thunderstorms in

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warm moist unstable air along and ahead of

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cold fronts

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such thunderstorms may generate large

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hail and damaging winds

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when intense springtime storm systems

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produce large persistent areas that

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support tornado development

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major outbreaks can occur tornadoes have

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enough power to destroy the entire city

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and uproot trees such violent storms can

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be found within all continents except

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antarctica

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tornado alley aka the region that covers

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north texas

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oklahoma kansas and nebraska is the most

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tornado prone area in the world

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second place volcanoes in the second

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spot of our countdown we have volcanoes

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of course volcanoes come to mind when we

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start talking about natural disasters

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they are everything one might think is

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dangerous when you analyze them

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thoroughly

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a volcano is a vent through which molten

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rock escapes to the earth's surface

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unlike other mountains which are pushed

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up from below volcanoes are built by

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surface accumulation of their eruptive

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products

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layers of lava flows ash flows and ash

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when pressure from gases within the

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molten rock becomes too great

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gases drive the molten rock to the

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surface and an eruption occurs

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in the past few thousand years the

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volcanoes of the cascade mountain range

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which stretches from northern california

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into british columbia have produced more

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than 100 eruptions most of them

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explosive

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however individual cascade range

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volcanoes can lie dormant for many

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centuries between eruptions and the

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great risk posed by volcanic activity in

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the region is therefore

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not always apparent volcanic tremor

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small earthquakes near a volcano

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ejection of steam and gases are all

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indications of volcanic eruptions

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first place earthquakes an earthquake is

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a sudden rapid shaking of the earth

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caused by the breaking and shifting of

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rock beneath the earth's surface

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for hundreds of millions of years the

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forces of plate tectonics have shaped

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the earth as the huge plates that form

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the surface move slowly over

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under past and away from each other

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sometimes the movement is gradual

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at other times the plates are locked

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together unable to release the

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accumulating energy as they bend or

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stretch

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when the forces grow strong enough the

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plates suddenly break free

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causing the ground to shake the ground

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shaking caused by earthquakes may cause

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landslides mudslides and avalanches on

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steeper hills or mountains

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all of which can damage buildings and

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hurt people

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the second main earthquake hazard is

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ground displacement along

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faults which may end up creating a

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sinkhole and also cause

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even more property damage so the

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earthquake itself can be quite dangerous

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but even more dangerous can be the

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aftermath and the after shocks post

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earthquake

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so what are your thoughts on these

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incredibly dangerous natural disasters

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that could happen at

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any time let us know down below in the

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Here are the most dangerous natural disasters! Crazy weather can come and go but sometimes weather can create natural disasters. From a storm to landslides and tornadoes, this list has everything! #naturaldisasters #disaster #disasters Thanks for watching! 🔔 Hit the bell next to Subscribe so you never miss a video! ❤️ Like, Comment and Subscribe if you are new on the channel! Tenth Place: Landslide We're kicking off our list with the landslide, which is a very common natural disaster in the United States. Ninth Place: Lightning Lightning might seem like something a bit common when compared to other cataclysmic disasters we’ve seen in this list. Eighth Place: Wildland Fires In the eighth spot of our list, we have wildland fires. Seventh Place: Hurricanes Hurricanes are incredibly rapid storm systems that hit over tropical seas. Sixth Place: Floods The next disaster we'll be talking about today is the flood. Fifth Place: Thunderstorm Thunderstorms are up next, being the natural personification of a pint-sized powerhouse. Fourth Place: Tsunami Next up, we have the tsunami. Third Place: Tornado In the third spot of our list, we have tornadoes. Second Place: Volcanoes In the second spot of our countdown we have volcanoes. First Place: Earthquakes An earthquake is a sudden, rapid shaking of the earth caused by the breaking and shifting of rock beneath the earth's surface.

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