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StarRUMBLING EARTHQUAKESStar
The Midwest wasn't the only area to have earthquakes in April, Reno, Nevada has as well. More than 100 aftershocks were recorded on the western edge of the city after a magnitude 4.7 earthquake hit Friday, April 25th. This was the strongest quake around Reno since one measuring 5.1 in 1953. The latest quake swept store shelves clean, cracked walls in homes and dislodged rocks on hillsides, but there were no reports of injuries or widespread major damage.
Earthquake

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So, how should you prepare for an earthquake? Check out this awesome Earthquake Safety Video from Lizzie! She lives in California and made the video for school. This is a good example of how creative learning can be. By the way, Lizzie got an A on this assignment! :)
Click Here to Watch Lizzie's Earthquake Video!

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As many as 25 tornadoes struck Oklahoma, Arkansas, eastern Kansas and western Missouri. Seven Arkansans were killed Friday, May 2nd in thunderstorms that tore up parts of four states, and two dozen or more were injured. Other severe weather approached Chicago's O'Hare International Airport, forcing the cancellation of more than 200 flights. Below is a map from the Storm Prediction Center of where the tornadoes struck. They are represented by the red triangles. Wind damage is represented in blue and hail is represented in green.
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