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Answers | Quiz + Label the Hurricane Diagram |
Hurricanes |
1. Do hurricanes rotate in a clockwise or a counterclockwise direction?______________________________________
2. Do hurricanes form over warm or cold water?________________________________
3. Do hurricanes have high or low air pressure? _________________________________
4. To be classified as a hurricane, winds in the storm must be at least ______________________________________
5. Another name for a hurricane is a _______________________________________________.
6. Similar storms in the western Pacific ocean are called____________________________.
7. Is flooding a danger associated with hurricanes? _________________
8-10. Read the definitions in the word bank below, then label the hurricane diagram.
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Word Bank:Eye - The calm, center of the hurricane. Eyewall - The wall of dense thunderclouds surrounding the eye. The strongest winds of the hurricane are in the eyewall. Spiral Rainbands - A series of long, spiraling bands of rain clouds in a hurricane. |
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