1. Is a hurricane or a tornado deadlier on average?

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Stoms or tornadoes cause about ten times more damage a year, on average, as hurricanes. Storms often cause more complete destruction than hurricanes because of their large size, long-term duration, and their varied potential for damage to property.

Storms can be very severe storms, hurricanes often last a long time, cover most of the earth and cause great damage. The wind from the strongest calves is stronger than the one from the strongest storms.

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