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Eye of the storm project: Hurricane Wilma

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Eye of the storm project: Hurricane Wilma

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By Rohan Paliwal
Facts:
-Date: October 16, 2005
-Location: Gulf of Mexico- Caribbean Sea
-62 dead
-Category 5
-27.4 B dollars
-Category 5
-882 millibars
Explanation:
- A hurricane is a violent tropical storm with winds greater than 74 miles per hour.
- Warm water and water vapour drives a hurricane
- The Coriolis effect affects hurricanes by deflecting them from going in 1 straight path due to Earths rotation.
-Convection currents: Air is heated and then rises, cool and expands, causing a hurricane.
-Africa has hot water too, it creates a hurricane, then the winds push it to the USA as well. Then Hurricane destroys the US.

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Eye of the Storm project: Hurricane Katrina

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Eye of the Storm project: Hurricane Katrina

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By: Paige Mcphail and Kimaia Davis
General Facts
-Date: August 25-31,2005
-Location: Gulf Coast
-Death Toll: 1,833
-Category: 5
-Monetary damage:$108 billion
-Pressure of hurricane at landfall: 920 millibars
Explanation
-What is a hurricane: a storm with violent wind formed over tropical water
-What drives a hurricane: warm air, water
-How does the Coriolis effect play a role in hurricane formation: the deflection of moving objects from a straight path due to Earths rotation
-How do convection currents play a role in hurricane formation:surface currents carry warm, less dense water to polar regions
-What does Africa have to do with hurricane formation in the Gulf of Mexico: the warm water near the equator and warm air from Africa

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Eye of the Storm Project: Hurricane Harvey 

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Eye of the Storm Project: Hurricane Harvey 

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By: Phillip Blouin 7th period

Date: Augest 17, 2017
Death Toll: 82 people
Location of Impact: Southeat Texas and parts of Louisiana
Category: 4
Monetary Damage: $65 Billion
Pressure of Hurricane: Low Pressure; 938 millibars
What is a Hurricane: A hurricane is a storm with violent winds and that has the capability to destroy houses and create floods.
What Drives a Hurricane: It needs water vapor, warm air/winds and warm water temperature.
What is the Coriolis Effect: The effect tends to deflect moving objects to the right in the northern hemisphere and to the left in the southern hemisphere.
What are Convection Currents:  Air is heated and then rises, often pushed upward by heavier, cooler air masses. As the air rises it cools and expands. Which the causes a hurruicane.
What does Africa Have to do With Hurricanes Forming in the U.S.: Since Africa is hot and the water is also warm, the wind transfers the forming storm over to the US and then creates a "Tropical Hurricane".

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Eye of the Storm project: Hurricane Katrina

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Eye of the Storm project: Hurricane Katrina

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By: Paige McPhail and Kimaia Davis

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Date: August 23 to 31,2005
Location: Gulf Coast of the USA
Deaths: 1833
Category: 5
Monetary damage: $108 billion
Pressure of hurricane: 920 millibars