Weather (by William)

Note: A book written and typed by William.

Front Cover

Weather

Author: William

Illustrator: William

August 10, 2015

Table of Contents

1. Bad Weather.....................................................p.1

2. Weak Weather..................................................p.2

3. Freeze!..............................................................p.3

4. Conclusion........................................................p.4

5. Glossary............................................................p.4

Bad Weather

Complaining about bad weather? Well in this story you will learn about weather and how it forms. So, off you go, to a world of weather.

First, I will introduce you to tornadoes. A tornado is formed by cold, dry air from Canada and warm, moist air from Gulf of Mexico collide on the Great Plains.

Hurricanes also known as Typhoons, are extremely dangerous because your home could be washed away. Hurricanes start in the ocean with a group of thunderstorms that get together and move toward the land.


Weak Weather

Remember about the bad weather? Well don’t worry this time I’m introducing the weak weather.

Dust devils are weak relatives of tornadoes and they suck up only dust and sand. They are seen in California and Nevada.

Waterspouts are also weak relatives of tornadoes. They are found in the Florida Keys and the Gulf of Mexico. Waterspouts are formed by clouds moving forward to the oceans or lakes, and by the unstoppable wind.

Freeze!

You never know what will happen when cold weather strikes. 

Blizzards are similar to snowstorms but much bigger. Blizzards are simply snow and hail. Blizzards form the same way as thunderstorms do, but with snow and/or hail.

Conclusion

I like what I wrote and I hope you like it too.

Glossary

Hail: frozen rain.

Rain: when clouds have too much moisture, rain forms and falls.


Back Cover

About the Author (written by mom with suggestions from William)

William is 8 years old and he lives in California.  He enjoys reading, traveling, and thinking of cool ideas for children’s books, and he is very sweet and diligent.  He is the co-author of the famous children’s blog: http://worldthroughchildrenseyes.blogspot.com/