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The ground suddenly shakes very hard, causing buildings and roads to break or fall down.
Earthquake
There is too much rain for many days, causing rivers to overflow and cover streets and houses with water.
Flood
A long period of time with no rain, making the ground dry and crops unable to grow.
Drought
A violent ocean storm with extremely strong winds and heavy rain that can blow away roofs
Hurricane
A giant and powerful ocean wave caused by an earthquake under the sea that crashes onto the coast.
Tsunami
A mountain explodes at the top, shooting hot liquid rock, fire, and thick ash into the sky.
Volcanic eruption
A large amount of mud, rocks, and earth suddenly falls down a hill or mountain after heavy rain.
Landslide
A dangerous situation that happens suddenly, and people need help immediately from police or doctors.
Emergency
The action of saving someone from a dangerous situation, like pulling them out of a burning house.
Rescue
An adjective used to describe something that causes a lot of damage, hurt, or severe ruin.
Destructive
Something you do early to stay safe and protect yourself before danger or a storm arrives.
Precaution
A phrasal verb that means to destroy something completely so that nothing is left.
Wipe out
To shout loudly or use a phone to ask for attention when you are in danger.
Call for help
To go to a safe place or hide under something strong to protect your body from danger.
Take shelter
The long-term change in Earth's weather and temperature, making the world warmer.
Climate change
