Essays on weather Page 2

Every year Billions of people lose their property, their homes and, even their lives to natural weather events across the globe. In extreme cases, whole towns are paralyzed by the unstop-able powers of these weather fueled disasters and the extensive recovery processes can leave these towns devastated for years to come. Although these forces are…

Weather is a short-term climate change. While it is sunny today, it can be rainy, even stormy the next day. There are a lot of weather conditions in the world and these conditions are considered to have some effects on people’s mood. (Widmer, Bill, “Lifehack”) Unlike some people who are the opposite of this idea,…

During the 1930s, terrible clouds of dark dust were witnessed in the states of western Kansas, eastern New Mexico, western Texas, eastern Colorado, and the Oklahoma Panhandle. The clouds of dust are the ones that led to the Dust Bowl. The Dust Bowl was brought about by both human factor and ecological reasons. Following a…

In the early 1900s, farmers in the United States, especially those in the Great Plains region, faced a difficult period. The aftermath of World War I resulted in an oversupply of crops and subsequently lower prices for farmers. To combat this, Midwest farmers focused on cultivating wheat as it was highly demanded and profitable. They…