| A | B |
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| Cumulonimbus Cloud | Large vertical cloud that produces severe weather |
| Thunderstorm | Common among fronts where air is rising rapidly and forms in cumulonimbus clouds |
| Lightning | A sudden spark that jumps between clouds |
| Tornado | Severe weather that forms a 100 ft to 1/4 mile path that is caused by warm air along a cold front pushed rapidly upward |
| Hurricane | A large, swirling, low-pressure system that forms over tropical oceans |
| Eye of the Hurricane | An area of calm at the center of the storm caused by warm, moist air rising in the center |
| Storm Surge | Domes of water, usually 50-60 miles wide, that sweep across the coast near the point were the eye makes landfall |
| Isobar | A line of equal pressure on a weather map |
| Isotherm | A line of equal temperature on a weather map |
| Watch | Precaution to get ready for a possible storm or severe weather |
| Warning | A storm or severe weather is occurring and you should be in a shelter |
