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Do you know what a hurricane is? Some might know it as a cyclone. A hurricane is a tropical storm with high powered wind of the most severity. Hurricanes are a dangerous force to be reckoned with. When warm water, moist air, and strong winds collide and create a rotating bundle of thunderstorms create a rotating bundle of thunderstorms and clouds a hurricane is formed. Hurricane send when they lose their source of energy by traveling over land or cold water. Hurricanes occur in the Atlantic

mostly in happen in flat open plains most Tornado’s happen in a place in the U.S. called Tornado Valley. Some of these Tornados are usually small reaching 100 feet across although big one can reach 300 mph. In the Northern hemisphere the tornado’s winds spin counter clock wise, while in the Southern hemisphere they rotate clock wise. Finally, that’s some facts about tornados now let’s talk about hurricane’s. Hurricanes Next hurricanes can cause flooding because water from the ocean being carried

Function To see the wind, with a man his eyes, it is unpossible, the nature of it is so fine, and subtle; yet this experience of the wind had I once myself, and that was in the great snow that fell four years ago: I rode in the highway betwixt Topcliff-upon-Swale, and Borowe Bridge, the way being somewhat trodden afore, by wayfaring men. Men cannot see the wind because it is not corporeal. But the author had an experience were he could when traveling down a road. Personification of the wind. Pathos in describing

Madison Gill Betsy Kent English 2/2/15 Weather Weather is a key part of Gods creation and is a huge part of the world. If weather did not exist, God’s creation would not be complete. Humidity, precipitation, temperature, and wind are the key parts of weather. The formation of a cloud happens when air is at its dew point. Air gets to its dew point simply by cooling. Air moves vertically, and this veridical movement can encourage clouds to form (Bell 112-113). Clouds constantly

A hurricane is a tropical storm that has winds of 74 miles per hour or more. The winds can sometimes reach up to 155 miles per hour. Hurricane Andrew was a category 5 that struck the Bahamas and Florida in Mid-August 1992, the most destructive hurricane to ever hit the state. *With wind speeds up to 175 mph, it left hundreds of people devastated. It was the most destructive hurricane of its time and sixth-costliest Atlantic hurricane racking up to an estimated *$26.5 billion in damage. (Rene Rodriguez)

In the mid west of the United Sates there is an occurrence that when it happens it’s quick and sudden catching everyone by surprise. There one second and then gone but the effects of those few seconds are so devastating that it takes effort and time to recover. The damage is so serve and devastating that many may never recover, along with the memories formed in this experience. Those who live in tornado alley as it’s called, knows that when they hear the warning sirens to be on the watch. Then

Toxophilus Analysis     The book, Toxophilus by Roger Ascham, has an excerpt that discusses an observation of wind and how it affects the snow and the trajectory of an arrow. The author contemplates the effect of unusual winds, by using an odd writing style. While on the highway, he watched the snow around him, that horses stopped on.This allowed it to be loosened, and allowed the wind to push the snow, which ultimately gives him this image. Ascham wrote this piece in a very odd way, because the

(3) A hurricane is a serious hurricane with high winds and massive downpours. Tropical storms happen all the more regularly in the Pacific Sea, uncommonly the West Pacific, than the Atlantic Sea. A hurricane is a natural phenomenon that is brought on by the Coriolis Force that makes the turn of the storm. (4) A hurricane has several causes. Tropical storms shape over the water of eighty degrees Fahrenheit or warmer. The twist from a hurricane must blow in a similar heading at a similar speed

1- Seabreezes are caused because the wind will blow from higher pressure over the water to lower pressure over the land. The strength of a sea breeze depends on the temperature difference between the land and the ocean. In the day, when the sun rises, the land heats up super fast and the air on top warms up much more than the air over the water. The air over the land is less dense and starts to rise and that’s when low pressure is created. The air over the water is higher with cold dense air. 2-

Service stated "The storm continued to track west while gradually intensifying and made its initial landfall along the southeast Florida coast on August 25th as a Category 1 hurricane (80mph) on the Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Scale. After moving west across south Florida and into the very warm waters of the Gulf of Mexico, Katrina intensified rapidly and attained Category 5 status (with peak sustained winds of 175mph) for a period of time as she moved north-west on August 28th. Katrina weakened to a Category