Drive Right Companion - Delsea

NameDate43;Other Adverse Weather Conditions\Words and Ideasblast of wind: This is a sudden, strong wind.cross winds: These are winds that blow across your vehicle.tornado: This is a violent storm that produces funnel-like destructive winds.Cars in High WindsCar in crosswindCar being pushed by tail windscald: This is to burn by hot liquid or steam. The radiator in your vehicle containswater. When the engine overheats--gets too hot-the water may turn to steam. Ifyou open the radiator when the engine is hot, the steam will come out and scaldyou.racing the engine: This is stepping on the accelerator pedal to make the engine runfast while the car is not moving.stalled: Drivers who are stalled are drivers whose vehicles are not running due toadverse weather or mechanical conditions. Stalled vehicles may be in your path oftravel during severe storms.Think About ItWrite true or false next to each statement.1. You will need to make steering corrections for cross winds.2. If you see a tornado, stay in your car. .-3. If you are stuck in snow with your engine running, makc sure the exhaust pipe isnot blocked.4. When your car's engine is cold, you should race it.5. Winter driving is usually easier than summer driving.80 Chapter 12 Driving in Adverse Conditions Unit 3 Driving in Different Environments and Situations