Extreme Weather Events Linked to Climate Change — Reading Comprehension
Grades
- 2
- 3
- 4
Standards
- RI.3.1
- RI.4.1
- 4.ESS2.D
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About This Reader
This passage uses hurricanes as an example of extreme weather events that could become more common due to climate change. It explains how hurricanes form over warm ocean water and how rising ocean temperatures might lead to stronger and more frequent storms. The text describes the destructive potential of hurricanes, including strong winds, heavy rainfall, and flooding. By mentioning how climate change might slow hurricane movement, leading to more localized rainfall and flooding, the passage helps children understand the complex ways climate change can influence weather patterns.
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