weather

5. Amount of fast moving water (in feet) that can sweep away a vehicle
6. Always monitor NOAA Weather _____ for the latest weather information
8. Is caused by the rapid expansion of heated air around a lightning bolt
9. A bolt of atmospheric electricity
11. A test of what to do in case of hazardous weather
12. Precipitation in the form of ice pellets
13. On average kills more people than lightning, hurricanes and tornadoes combined
14. Used to detect precipitation
15. A term used to indicate that conditions are favorable for hazardous weather

1. Can be cold or warm
2. Issued by the NWS when hazardous weather is occurring or will occur
3. An outdoor warning device
4. Can produce floods, high winds, lightning, hail and tornadoes
7. Amount of fast moving water (in inches) that can knock a person off of their feet
10. A prediction of future weather
15. Severe Thunderstorm straight-line ______ can exceed 100 mph and knock down trees and power lines