| A | B |
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| ditch | a long narrow hole dug into the earth. Ditches are usually used to carry off water. |
| shelter | something that covers or protects from weather, danger, or attack |
| unpredictable | uncertain, unable to tell about beforehand |
| destruction | great damage; ruin |
| expected | thought something would probably come or happen |
| forecasts | statements of what is coming; predictions |
| inland | in or toward the interior |
| shatter | to break into pieces |
| surge | a swelling motion; sweep or rush, especially of waves |
| potential | something possible |
| withstand | to stand against; hold out against; resist; endure |
| wreckage | what is left behind after destruction |
