Description of a thunderstorm, earthquakes, volcano, tsunami, flood, drought, bushfire, avalanche, and a blizzard

Thunderstorm- a storm with lightning or thunder, and usually produced by cumulonimbus clouds and it also produces a lot of strong winds with heavy rains or hail

Earthquake- a sudden shake or trembling of the ground, an earthquake is what happens when two blocks of the earth suddenly slip past one another

Volcano- openings in the earth's that creates when molten material under the crust is propelled upward though the surface

Tsunami- Like a flood or tidal waves which is caused by displacement of large volume of water.

Flood- Overflow of water that covers land

Drought- when there's less precipitation such as little rain, drought is also water shortage, sometimes occurs on wet land and becomes dry

Bush fire- wildfire that usually happens in Australia's bush.

Avalanche- rapid flow of snow down a hill or mountain

Blizzard- a storm  with blowing snow and winds that can reach up to 35 mph and can last for more/less than 3 hour

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