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2.) tornados can destry buildings and even kill people

Luke DuPont

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1.hurricanes are dangerous but how dangerous are they.
2.tornadoes are extremely fast

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1.) Hurricanes are a very destructive storm, and their wind speeds can reach up to 250 mph.
2.) If the climate is colder than tornado alley and warm air still comes to the area is it a higher risk or a lower risk of a tornado?

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1.) Hurricanes were more severe and common long ago because they did not have the technology that allowed them to track the storms and predict them. Due to that, the people were more unprepared, so there were more fatalities and injuries.
2.) Why does Alaska have zero tornadoes and how is it different from other states with more tornadoes, such as Kansas?

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1) Hurricanes can be extremely dangerous and have the ability to destroy strongly- built houses.
2) What is used to build the ¨tornado safe¨ houses?

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1.)  The South and East Coast of the US are at the highest risk of hurricanes.
2.) The state of Texas has about 155 hurricanes per year, while the state of Alaska has about 0 hurricanes per year. In New Jersey, we only have about 1 hurricane per year. Why are different parts of the US at different risks of a tornado?

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1.) Hurricanes can cause severe damage and even kill people.
2.) Can the risk of tornadoes spread to cold places due to global warming?

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1) What kind of precautions could be taken to make buildings more hurricane resistant?
2) How could buildings be made to remain intact after a tornado.

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1.) Hurricanes are one of the most deadliest storms that can wipe out an area with its high wind speeds.
2.) If you live in the middle section of the United States than tornadoes will be more common to appear.

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1.) Why are there more hurricanes in the Atlantic ocean than the pacific ocean?
2.) Why can't Tornadoes be predicted before they form?

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1) Amount of hurricanes per year can be predicted at the beginning of the year. Also, detailed hurricane warnings are available days before the actual storm surge
2) Tornadoes are predicted very close to the time that they actually hit.  Why are tornado warnings only 8 hours before the actuall thing?

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1.) What is the average number of Hurricanes per year in the US?
2.) Tornadoes develop in thunder storms on hot days, often in Spring or Summer.

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1.) A category 5 hurricane can destroy strongly constructed homes and buildings.
2.) Why can't tornadoes be predicted earlier?

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1) Hurricanes are the deadliest storm, worst hurricane killed 8,000 people.
2) What direction do tornadoes spin in?

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1. Hurricanes are very dangerous storms and can cause severe damage.
2. How much damage would be caused if a tornado traveled at its highest speed 400 mph?

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1.) What effects could a Category 5 hurricane have on New York City?
2.) Could tornadoes ever become more frequent in northern states like NJ or NY?

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1.) Reflection or a thoughtful question on Hurricanes.
2.) Reflection or a thoughtful question on Tornadoes