Question

IS ANYBODY KNOW ALOT ABOUT HURRICANES? i could some help with these questions if you do please =)

Answer 1

What is the minimum wind speed necessary for a storm to be considered a hurricane?
How does circulation differ between a hurricane in the northern and southern hemispheres?
What conditions are necessary for a hurricane to form?
Look and listen to the animation on wind shear. What is wind shear? What happens if there is a high amount of wind shear?
Is there a difference between a hurricane, a typhoon, or a cyclone?
Why can’t hurricanes form right at the equator?
What are the three factors that weaken a hurricane during development?
What are the three stages of development for a hurricane?
What are the three major features/structures of a hurricane? What conditions are present in each structure?

What is the difference between a hurricane watch and a hurricane warning?
What exactly is a storm surge? How does the low pressure of the eye contribute to the storm surge?
Where are tornadoes commonly found in a hurricane?
If you are caught in a rip current (rip tide), what is the best way to escape it?
How do scientists think that El Niño affects hurricanes in the Atlantic and Pacific oceans?

Answer 2

i know it's alot but any help is greatly appreciated!!

Answer 3

Hmmm I only know the mimimum speed becuase I used sail, but a hurricane need a speed on more than 32,6 m/s or more than 63 knots.

Answer 4

ok thank-you! =) i have a few already answered i just need to make sure i can have all these answers so i can study for the test =) oh and what do you mean by '63 knots' ?

Answer 5

Knots is a unit about 1.852 km/h if i remember right ^^

Answer 6

Most used unit on the waters if you are a sailer.

Answer 7

oh ok i see well thanks again for the help!

Answer 8

Well not much consindering you still have more than 10 questions left.

Answer 9

haha oh well i'll just break the questions up and post what i dont have the answer to yet one at a time