Oklahoma scientists detect weather patterns to detect tornados when they touch down shows the importance of weather detection in Oklahoma.
Option B
Explanation:
Oklahoma experiences severe tornadoes that puts to death several lives in a year. The "national weather service" tracks the tornadoes with radar which uses the bursts of radio waves to gauge the shape, power and direction of the storm hence resulting in fewer casualties.
The radars also give precise information of the tornadoes and emergency is declared. It is evident that the CASA radars do better job than the traditional ones by providing clear image of storm every minute which helps the scientists to reduce the power of tornados when they touches ground.
Answer:
Oklahoma experiences erratic weather; therefore, weather tracking helps warn and protect people.
Oklahoma scientists track climate and weather patterns to study and project crop yields and animal behavior.
Explanation: Got it right
