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https://www.icat.com/blog/article/anatomy-of-a-hurricane

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https://www.diffen.com/difference/Hurricane_vs_Tornado

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xKubdY2mHXc

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A hurricane is a very powerful storm that is capable of damaging infrastructure and killing people. It may also be known as a typhoon or a monsoon depending on where it happens in the world.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xKubdY2mHXc

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What's a Hurricane? | Weather Science | SciShow Kids

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Hurricanes are the last stage of the development cycle. It starts with multiple cells of thunderstorms over warm waters, usually the equator, which will end up turning into a depression. It takes at least half a day to at most a couple of days for the depression to turn into a tropical storm. Sometimes the depression never turns into a tropical storm. Finally, the tropical storm when met with the right conditions after a half a day to at most a couple of days, will turn into a hurricane. The hurricane will then make landfall on the western side of North America, because a hurricane moves East to West.

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A hurricane consists of three major parts, the eye, eyewall, and the rain bands. The eye is the center of the storm, it is also the calmest part of the storm. The eyewall is what surrounds the eye of a hurricane, the most intense part of the storm can be found in the eyewall. Rain bands are what give the storm its huge size. Still an intense storm, but not as intense as the eyewall.

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How do scientists get numbers on the hurricane?

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How do scientists get numbers on the hurricane?

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Scientists have multiple methods on gathering information about a hurricane. NOAA sends in fighter jets equipped with weather instruments known as hurricane hunters. Another way they get information is from the satellites in Earth's orbit. They can view the hurricane from above while the hurricane hunters can look in the hurricane.

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How does the Saffir Simpson Hurricane Wind Scale work?

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How does the Saffir Simpson Hurricane Wind Scale work?

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The Saffir Simpson system is a simple one. It considers the hurricane's maximum speed and gives it a score of one to five. One means it's on the lower end of wind speed, and five means it has fast winds. The Saffir Simpson scale does not take into account the other dangers of a hurricane.

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When a hurricane strikes, it attacks in five diverse ways. Strong winds, storm surge, flooding, tornadoes, and rip tides.

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How are hurricanes named? And why does a hurricane never get the same name twice?

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How are hurricanes named? And why does a hurricane never get the same name twice?

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A list of names prepared by the Tropical Prediction Center for the upcoming years by alphabetical order. They continue to go down the list to this day as more hurricanes come into existence.