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Hurricanes in most of the world come from the west of wherever it hits. Some places are different and the hurricanes come from the north instead.

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Hurricanes travel very far over a longer period of time compared to other storms. In the Atlantic ocean they are moved by the easterly trade winds. They mainly go towards the south-eastern United States and Middle America. The storm dissapated when it goes over land.

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If you do not prepare buildings for hurricanes, there can be consequences. The buildings could experience flooding that can damage the structure. Winds from the hurricane could also damage the building's structure or just blow the whole building over.

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They form from June 1st to November 30th during what is known as "hurricane season." It is during the warmer parts of the year.

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Hurricanes can cause flooding, wind damage, and storm surges. Storm surges are "domes of water" that damage everything. It can deform the coastline and destroy buildings.

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Storm Chaser Battles Hurricane Irma’s Powerful Winds | NBC News

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People can get warnings before they are going to be hit by the hurricane so that they can prepare. They can evacuate or choose to stay. If they choose to stay there are certian precautions they can do to prepare.

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The Saffir-Simpson hurricane wind scale is a 1-5 rating based on a hurricane's sustained wind speed. 1 is the slowest and 5 is the fastest.

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Hurricanes begins over an ocean when the water is warm and there is a low-pressure area. If it grows, it can turn into a hurricane. The center of the hurricane is called the eye.