How does a hurricane form
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Hurricanes form through a series of steps: 1. Warm ocean water fuels the storm and produces humid air and clouds. 2. The winds come together and push air upwards, forming an eye in the center of the clouds. 3. As more humid air rises, the storm clouds grow larger and the winds begin to move the hurricane across the ocean towards land.
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- 2. 1.Warm ocean water more than 70 属 c provides fuel for the hurricane and makes more clouds and humid air. step .1 just starting
- 3. 2. Winds come together and push air up which makes an eye or hole in the clouds. step .2 getting big
- 4. Winds flow outwards above the storm allowing the air below to rise Step .3 getting bigger
- 5. Humid air rising makes the clouds of the storm. STEP .4 STARTING TO MOVE
- 6. STEP .4 STARTING TO DESTROY Light winds out side the hurricane steer it and make it grow.
- 7. After it has all its pieces is starts to go towards land and it just rips, pulls ,pushes and destroy every thing and after a while it all cams down. Step .5 Done And Gone
- 8. Looks like Feels Like Sounds Like If you survived a hurricane it would feel like you are getting pushed around and around and squished and then you hit the ground and you will die. It would sound like a really loud blowing noise and it wouldn't be very fun because you would hear screaming and loud noises. It would look like a big wave of water people getting squished and you would just see rubble.
- 9. Zeus gets lost in steam One day Zeus was looking down at the lovely land below him and watching all the motels doing their work. After a while Zeus went to sleep, when he woke up he couldnt see the land below it was all foggy so he went to Mount Olympus and the next day it was foggier and next day even more so he thought that it was his brother Poseidon playing a trick so he went to have a look were Poseidon was, When he got to the sea he had a look for Poseidon but he wasnt there but there was lots of Cyclops in a work shop making swords and metal stuff and every time they cooled a piece of metal steam would come up so now Zeus knows who is making all the steam. The next day he went for a ride in his sky chariot and he got lost and he kept going around and around and it started to make a little hurricane then it started to suck up all the steam and it got bigger, after a while of spinning Zeus came whizzing out of the hurricane but he was quite happy because all the foggy stuff had gone away and there was a bright blue sky and then there was a big crack and all the fog in the hurricane Went all over the sky and that is what clouds a made from. After that he went to see his brother and ask him to make some water that doesnt make steam and is always cold so it cools the swords faster now.
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