Question

A hurricane forms over the warm waters of the Atlantic Ocean. Mr. Gaines class determined that the pressure in the center of the hurricane is decreasing. What doe this indicate about the storm? 1. the storm is shifting from north to south 2. the storm is getting smaller as clouds begin to clear 3. the storm is getting stronger as wind increase 4. the storm is getting weaker as perception decreas​

Answer 1

Hurricanes form when warm, moist air rises over the water. Cooler air replaces the rising air. Mr. Gaines's class identified that the pressure in the center of the hurricane is decreasing which indicates the storm is getting stronger as the wind increases, i.e., option 3.

What is a Hurricane?

A hurricane is a powerful cyclone that is tropical and forms in the Atlantic or Northeast Pacific Oceans.

Surface atmospheric pressure is fairly low in the center of a hurricane. An eye forms in the center of the storm system as it rotates faster and faster. With very low air pressure, it is very calm and clear in the eye.

Thus, the correct option is 3.

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