“Derechos are arguably the most difficult to forecast sever weather phenomenon,” said Jeremy Grams, a forecaster with the Storm Prediction Center. “We have tornado outbreaks we can generally identify. We might not be able to tell you the individual storms, but we can identify the environment much more readily.”

In the United States, derechos are most common in the late spring and summer and there are typically one to three events each year in the central United States. The destructive winds are most frequent in the Midwest, primarily across the Mississippi Valley, the Great Lakes and the Ohio Valley, Carbin said.

It all has to do with something called a downburst. When the wet air in a thunderstorm meets the drier air surrounding it, the water in the air evaporates. When water evaporates, it cools the air around it. Derechos happen when the right conditions for downbursts occur over a wide area.

By definition, a derecho must include wind gusts of at least 58 mph (50 knots or 93 km/h) or greater along most of its length. While derecho winds typically are less than 100 mph, gusts as high as 130 mph have been recorded — equivalent to those with strong EF2 tornadoes.

Derechos in North America form predominantly from April to August, peaking in frequency from May into July. During this time of year, derechos are mostly found in the Midwestern United States and the U.S. Interior Highlands most commonly from Oklahoma and across the Ohio Valley.

: a large fast-moving complex of thunderstorms with powerful straight-line winds that cause widespread destruction.

La derecha refers to something that is on the right (opposite of left) side. It can refer to, for example, the right hand and the political right. The adverbial phrase a la derecha is common and means “to the right” or “on the right.”

British English: scripture NOUN /ˈskrɪptʃə/ Scripture or the scriptures refers to writings that are regarded as holy in a particular religion. a quote from scripture.

In other languages typing

1. American English: typing /ˈtaɪpɪŋ/
2. Brazilian Portuguese: datilografia.
3. Chinese: 打字
4. European Spanish: mecanografía.
5. French: dactylo.
6. German: Tippen.
7. Italian: dattilografia.
8. Japanese: タイピングの

11 Creative Ways to Get Daily Spanish Writing Practice

1. Get to blogging!
2. Find writing buddies.
3. Stay in touch!
4. Use social media for good.
5. Turn routine writing activities into Spanish practice time.
6. Start some personal projects.
7. Get lots of good reading material.
8. Keep writing apps handy.

Basic Spanish Words

• Hola = Hello.
• Adiós = Goodbye.
• Por favor = Please.
• Gracias = Thank you.
• Lo siento = Sorry.
• Salud = Bless you (after someone sneezes)
• Sí = Yes.
• No = No.

10 tips to get a top grade in your GCSE Spanish writing exam!

1. Use two tenses in the same sentence: Impress the examiner by using two different tenses in the same sentence.
2. Create more complex sentences by linking with “donde” or “cuando”:
3. Refer to other people:
4. Use a variety of connectives such as:

8 Great Ways to Start the Writing Process

1. Start in the Middle. If you don’t know where to start, don’t bother deciding right now.
2. Start Small and Build Up.
3. Incentivize the Reader.
4. Commit to a Title Up Front.
5. Create a Synopsis.
6. Allow Yourself to Write Badly.
7. Make Up the Story as You Go.
8. Do the Opposite.

Learn about the major writing styles: narrative, descriptive, persuasive, expository, and creative, and read examples of each.

Find out which starter makes your partner most interested in reading your story.

1. Start with action or dialogue.
2. Ask a question or set of questions.
3. Describe the setting so readers can imagine it.
4. Give background information that will interest readers.
5. Introduce yourself to readers in a surprising way.

Posting Writing Online Is Dangerous If You Post Too Much If you are posting an entire poem or short story online, and then you try to sell it to a literary magazine, for example, the fact that is has previously been “published” is not good, as the entire work has appeared elsewhere.

Top Websites for Writers: 10 Online Writing Communities

• CAMP NANOWRIMO. campnanowrimo.org.
• CRITIQUE CIRCLE. critiquecircle.com.
• CRITTERS WORKSHOP. critters.org.
• FICTIONAUT. fictionaut.com.
• INTERNET WRITING WORKSHOP. internetwritingworkshop.org.
• STORYADAY. storyaday.org.
• WATTPAD. wattpad.com.
• THE WRITERS CHAT ROOM. writerschatroom.com.

How To Share Your Writing With Others Without Having A Breakdown

1. You can start with acquaintances.
2. You can start with strangers.
3. You can start with people who already love you.
4. Be clear about your expectations.
5. Be open about your experience level.
6. …but try not to give too many excuses.

A Closer Look at the Top 7 Websites to Publish Your Writing for Free.

• WattPad.com. Wattpad is the biggest writer/ reader community.
• Inkitt. Inkitt.com takes the social media aspect of writing and takes it up a notch.
• StoryBird.
• Quotev.
• Commaful.
• Alter Stories.
• SwoonReads.

If you want to earn money by writing online for others, here are 10 sites where you can get paid to write your own articles.

1. Wow Women on Writing: $50-100.
2. Strong Whispers: $50 – $150.
3. Link-Able: $100 – $750.
4. Cracked.com: $100 – $200.
5. Watch Culture: $25 – $500.
6. Sitepoint: Visit Link for Pricing.
7. Uxbooth: $100.

Get Paid To Write Fiction, Short Stories and Poetry

1. One Story.
2. Zizzle.
3. The Arcanist.
4. Asimov’s Science Fiction.
5. Reader’s Digest.
6. Travel Writer’s Life.
7. iWorkwell.
8. Sitepoint.

How To Find Paid Writing Gigs: Where to sell your writing off…

• Duotrope is a great option.
• Submittable was the first writing website that I used.
• New Pages lists literary magazines, writing contests, graduate writing programs, calls for submissions, and magazine and book reviews.