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QveST [7]3 years ago

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Answer:

Hurricanes

Explanation:

Hurricanes are a form of natural hazard that usually come with very strong rotating winds, thunderstorms and heavy rainfall. In meteorology, they are said to have a low pressure center and a close low level circulation

Talja [164]3 years ago

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Answer:

Hurricane

Explanation:

Hurricane can be described as a huge storm that came with a strong and harsh wind. This wind tends to move in a circular motion over warm ocean water that are found in tropical regions.

Hurricane comes with strong winds that move at the rate of over 60 miles per hour, this results in the formation of a heavy rainfall. Hurricanes are also referred to as cyclones depending on where they take place. In places like Florida, which is surrounded by the Atlantic ocean the type of natural hazard that occurs there is known is hurricane.

Hurricane is formed when warm air that emanates from the ocean begins to rise up to a very high temperature, When it comes across a much more cooler air the steam condenses and results in a heavy downpour.

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