Can you tell about a hurricane??It could be anything.?
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thanks for the 2 points
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you just know there isnt really anything anyone esle can tell you its something you will know when it happens/when you find it! good luck...
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In the same way as a butterfly flapping its wings contributes to a hurricane.
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Hurricanes, it is truly amazing they way they form and have an eye and are just so powerful!
392109
yes.  Hurricanes redistribute the heat of the planet.  The planet is trying to rebalance itself.
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You take lots of measurements of wind velocity, temperature and barometric pressure at many grid points, each of which defines a "cell" (a small volume of air -- small compared to the size of the hurricane, that is). From pressure and temperature you can estimate density of each cell, and from the cell volume, the cell's mass. Kinetic energy = 0.5*M*V^2.  Compute for each cell and add 'em up.
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Most of these answers are describing tornado watches/warnings. Hurricanes differ greatly.  If your area is under a hurricane watch it means the hurricane is within 36 hours from the coast and it is possibly going to land in that certain area.  At this point the area is several hundred miles long and on the weather map it is shaded YELLOW.  When a hurricane warning is put out it is narrowed down to a certain area and is within 24 hrs from hitting land.  The area on the weather map is now shaded RED. \nIt has nothing to do with "spotting" the storm.  The storm has been tracked for several days or weeks before watches or warnings are announced.  I hope this helps you and I didn't confuse you too bad.\n\nADDED:\nBetween June 1st and November 30th all the coastal areas are favorable for a hurricane so according to some of these answers we (coastal areas) are in a constant hurricane watch for 5 months!!! LOL
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I don't normally do this but this caught my eye and I am going to "guess" Florida, because every afternoon I know when I was there in July I could set my watch to those darn storms.  \n\nMind you this was only a guess
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just remember what Michael fish said... no chance of a hurricane, its not moved on from there has it!
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Read: http://www.answers.com/topic/hurricane?gwp=19
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Louisiana_hurricanes\n\nTry looking them up there.  I hope that helps :)
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Hurricane Preparedness Information can be found on the website of the local television channel here in Pensacola, Florida...\n\nhttp://www.weartv.com/hurricane/wxhurr_hurr.shtml\n\nHope this helps
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it does not predict the weather....but if you have a storm moving in...the direction the storm is moving makes a difference
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To which hurricane are you referring to? Hurricanes never have done good. I have been through five or six in the past eleven years and it is not fun to sit through one worring if this is the worst of it. Evacuating is not much fun either as you worry if you have anything left. It is not only human lives that are disrupted or lost, but those of animals and the environment.
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http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/7845030/ This one updates with each new hurricane, shows the progress of any hurricane that may be presently churning, but also archives the tracks of old ones. I love it!
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I have some incredible weather phenomena going on.\nSee my dark spot in my picture? That is a huge cyclone-like storm that would make it very difficult for birds to fly in. Oh, and take note that the dark spot is about the size of your planet Earth. Now that's giving Katrina a whole new perspective.
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Hello..I just wanted to answer your question and most likely amaze you just a little...lol...In my 37 years of life I have been in 6 hurricanes , 5 tornado's(seen more than 20) 1 house fire, Three major floods and I have seen hail the size of baseballs...I hope this answers your question...And YES its all true....Have a great day...GeneO