Hurricanes are large storms that can span 600 miles across with winds spiraling inward and outward between 75 and 200 mph. They form over warm ocean waters above 80 degrees Fahrenheit, which provides energy as the warm air rises and condenses into clouds while winds blow inward and outward. Hurricanes can cause major flooding and damage from high winds and waves, so safety tips during one include staying indoors with supplies, avoiding flood-prone areas, and waiting for officials to say it's safe to go outside after the storm passes.

1. Hurricanes
By: Nick

2. Definition
• A Hurricane is a huge storm
It can be up to 600 miles
across and have strong
winds spiraling inward and
outward at speed of 75 to
200 mph.

3. Description
• Wind waves and sea levels
rise and all combine to
storm damage.

4. What does this event need to form
• 1 Warm ocean water more than 80⁰F provides energy for the
Hurricane can case more evaporation making hummed air and
clouds.
• 2 Winds coming together forces air upward.
• 3 winds flow out ward above the storm allowing the air below to rise.
• 4 humid air ricing makes the cloud of the storm.
• 5 (light winds) outside the Hurricane steers it and lets it grow.

5. Damage
• Big waves, high level
winds.

6. Cool Facts
They causes major
flooding.

7. Safety tips
• Before: stay indoors pack food water and supply board up
windows and bring in any out doer objects that could blow
away.
• During: stay away from low lying and flood prone areas.
• After: stay indoors in tell it is safe to come outdoor.