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Hurricanes form over giant bodies of water all around the world and it usually forms over warm water while the wind spins and spins eventually creating a tropical cyclone. Hurricanes can grow depending on the speed and where it is located.

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The movement patterns for a hurricane depend on the global winds which can vary. The air circulation in the Norhtern Hemishpere is wind flows from areas of high pressure to areas of low pressure, thats why hurricanes originating in the Northern Hemishpere circulate counterclockwise.

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Hurricanes usually form in the late spring to early summer or late summer early fall. In the months of late April and early May or in late August early September. Usually in warmer seasons when the water starts to warm up and storms start comming more frequently.

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When you live on the costs its hard to maintain what you have when there is a hurricane coming right for you. When a hurricane hits land  there are really strong winds and many houses and trees get knocked down and crops get ruined. Also hurricanes usually bring tsunamis which are waves over 50 feet down on cities and towns destroying everything in its path.

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Hurricanes are based on there wind speed from 1 to 5 based on there wind speeds they will be categorized on a scale of 1 to 5 with 5 being the greatest.

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This is what a hurricane looks like when just striking land.

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This is what a hurricane looks like when just striking land.

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Amazing winds of 145mph caught on video during Hurricane Charley

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http://www.UltimateChase.com Hurricane Video of 145mph winds shredding a gas station to pieces in Charlotte Harbor, Florida. Mike Theiss of UltimateChase.com captures on video rare and amazing winds during Hurricane Charley.

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Some of the saftey precautions we have for hurricanes are stay away from low-lying and flood prone areas, Always stay indoors because things get blown around at high and low speeds,  Leave mobile homes and go to shelter and if emergancy  managers say to eveacuate then do so as instructed.

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This photo shows a hurricane hitting the west coast of Florida

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This photo shows a hurricane hitting the west coast of Florida

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We need to prepare for these kinds of storms by building buildings that can withstand this storm because if we can have buildings that can stay still while a hurricane is in progress then not as many lives will be lost and we dont have billions of dollors of damage to fix.

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This is a map of where hurricanes originate and how they move up our 

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This is a map of where hurricanes originate and how they move up our 

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This is Hurricane Isabell in 2003. I was born right on the coast ofJacksonvill North Carolina durring this devistation. It was a level 3 hurricane

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This is Hurricane Isabell in 2003. I was born right on the coast ofJacksonvill North Carolina durring this devistation. It was a level 3 hurricane

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People hate when they see on T.V or hear it on the radio because that could be the destruction of their house and or realatives houses.

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This is the aftermath of a hurricane not even the strongest but this is what you get.

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Facts:In 1981 a meteorologist by the name of William Gray provides a study of rainfall produced by a hurricane ,0.6 inches of rain daily across a circular area with a 414-mile radius.any given hurricane may or may not produce more or less water .Hurricane Amelia, for example, was the rainiest yet to strike the United States since 1956, dumping 48 inches along its Texas route in 1978.

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Facts:In 1981 a meteorologist by the name of William Gray provides a study of rainfall produced by a hurricane ,0.6 inches of rain daily across a circular area with a 414-mile radius.any given hurricane may or may not produce more or less water .Hurricane Amelia, for example, was the rainiest yet to strike the United States since 1956, dumping 48 inches along its Texas route in 1978.

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CRAZY HURRICANE WIND SPEED AND THE HIGHEST EVER RECORDED!!! AND CRAZY HURRICANE DAMAGE COSTS!!!!!

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CRAZY HURRICANE WIND SPEED AND THE HIGHEST EVER RECORDED!!! AND CRAZY HURRICANE DAMAGE COSTS!!!!!

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What location do most Northern Hemisphere hurricanes originate from? What factors account for this pattern?

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What location do most Northern Hemisphere hurricanes originate from? What factors account for this pattern?

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West Pacific. The weather conditions are more favorable in the Northern Hemishere than the Southern Hemisphere

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EXTRA: This video shows how a hurricanes wind speed can damage your house and how you can tell which catigorey a hurricane is.

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EXTRA: This video shows how a hurricanes wind speed can damage your house and how you can tell which catigorey a hurricane is.

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Why Hurricane Categories Make a Difference

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During a hurricane you usually hear meteorologists refer to its intensity by categories. If you don't know the difference between a category 1 and a category 5 hurricane, The Weather Channel meteorologist Mark Elliot breaks it down for you.

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Facts: Did you know that the deadliest hurricane ever recorded was in 1970 hurricane Bhola struck the coast of Bangladesh and killed somewhere between 150,000-300,000 people 

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Facts: Did you know that the deadliest hurricane ever recorded was in 1970 hurricane Bhola struck the coast of Bangladesh and killed somewhere between 150,000-300,000 people 

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Facts:Hurricane/Typhoon John lasted 31 days in 1994, which is longer than any other hurricane in history. It was both a hurricane and a typhoon because it passed through both eastern and western parts of the Pacific Ocean!!!!!!!

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Facts:Hurricane/Typhoon John lasted 31 days in 1994, which is longer than any other hurricane in history. It was both a hurricane and a typhoon because it passed through both eastern and western parts of the Pacific Ocean!!!!!!!