<span>1,040 mph
Dude just google it. </span>
<span>Subsidence at the periphery of a hurricane dries the air because it speeds evaporation. In other words, this phenomenon causes the moisture to be removed from the air at a more rapid rate than usual, leaving the air very dry. Subsidence can also occur at the eye of a hurricane! !
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No, because as long as the under ground spring doesn't feed to much, it wont turn into a rain forest
Moody's estimates that the property loss and direct damages from Hurricane Florence will total $17-22 billion, making it one of the top 10 costliest natural disasters in US history.
