Comparing Hurricanes

2005 saw the worst hurricane in recent memory, Katrina. 2017 saw yet another truly devastating hurricane, Harvey. These two hurricanes were both destructive in different ways. These hurricanes caused major damage and hard times after they hit.The real question though, is which one was more destructive? There are two different sides to this question, but research shows Katrina was more destructive. Both hurricanes will be covered in depth so you can really see how bad they were.

Tornadoes and hurricanes appear to be similar in their general structure. Both are characterized by extremely strong horizontal winds swirling around the center, strong upward motion dominating the circulation with some downward motion in the center. The tangential winds far exceed the radial inflow or the vertical motion, and can cause much damage. Hurricanes always rotate counterclockwise in the northern hemisphere (clockwise in the southern), the direction of their rotation being determined by the Earth's rotation. This is almost always true of tornadoes too, although on rare occasions "anticyclonic" tornadoes spinning in the opposite direction do occur (tornadic circulation is determined by the local winds).

Hurricanes cause flooding, and heavy rainfall. The flooding can cause property damage and loss of life. The flooding can easily destroy tropical

Hurricanes start over tropical and subtropical sea water. It begins when warm water, damp air, and solid winds impact and make a turning heap of storms and mists. A typhoon may last a couple of hours or a few days.

A hurricane is an extremely dangerous/violent Thunderstorm which normally happens in tropics and can travel up 74 miles per hour in wind speed. Hurricanes are one of the most deadliest natural disasters in the world.

That sure is a fabulous cyclone! Tornados and hurricanes are similar in many ways, however, they are also different in many ways. How long their watches and warnings are, are different, and their damages are different. However, the way they spin and the strength of their winds are the same.

"Crash" went the roof of the old broken down house onto the flooding ground. Hurricanes and tornadoes can be compared in contrasted in many different ways. According to Spencer Adkins, a meteorologist for Channel 13 News, "During a hurricane there is a monstrous chance that inland flooding is going to happen in flat places. Also, there is 5 rating scales for both. They both have similarities and differences in wind speed, appearance, and their locations that they happen in.

George S. Patton was one of the most famous American Army leaders of his time. Many people who served under Patton have different opinions about him. Some say that he was the best leader they had ever met while others despised him. There are curiously enough, very few opinions of the great General that fall in between the two extremes.

Tornadoes and Hurricanes are so familiar in some ways but not in all. There is a lot of differences and a lot of a likes. Some a likes are that they both have wind but that is easy. They spin the same way except for in one section. For more to know about

Hurricane Allen originated from a tropical wave and began its trek off the African coast on July 30th, 1980. On August 2nd, as the storm moved more towards the Caribbean, it had intensified and preparations were issued. Gale warnings and a hurricane watch were issued for the islands of Barbados, St. Lucia, St. Vincent, Dominica, Grenada, Martinique and Guadeloupe. The extremely powerful hurricane struck the Caribbean, eastern and northern Mexico and southern Texas for the duration from August 3rd - August 11th.

Tornadoes and hurricanes are very destructive. Tornadoes are spinning columns of air that form from the the sky to the ground. Hurricanes are the most powerful storms on Earth. Hurricanes are tropical storms that travel across the Atlantic Ocean. Hurricanes happen when winds exceed to 75 miles per hour. Tornadoes have winds that can get to the speed of up to 200-300 miles per hour. There is a level 5 hurricane which means that the winds exceed up to 150 miles per hour.

In the book, Animal Farm, written by George Orwell, he portrayed to me a sense of repetition in the political process, that seems to eventually end in chaos or confusion, not witch truly sums up his view of a political process in the government.The main key points Orwell was trying to come through with the book was the meaning of totalitarianism. According to Classroom Synonym,  totalitarian government is a single-party dictatorship that controls all aspects of public and private life, which is most definitely portrayed in the book though the characters.Although throughout the essay I will be comparing this incredible analogy, through a realistic and nonrealistic viewpoint about totalitarianism; a bitter feud between the South Sudanese president and his vice president, and Emma Stone’s character in present still truly connects through the twisted story of human nature in the movie the “The Help”. Eventually, by the end of this, you will see through various quotes from Animal Farm and researched articles and how today’s political world, written by George Orwell.

If you where a duck would you like to be re,yellow .Well i am Sara the red duck.If you queston why im red well let’s just say it happened.Have you ever been lost? When my siblings and I was getting shipped on a large vesle ;it split in half and and we went all over the ocean.

The warm sun is hitting your body. You can feel the squishy sand between your toes, and the waves are coming ashore. It is going to be a great day, right? Tsunamis and hurricanes are natural phenomena that cause mass destruction in an instant. Tsunamis are giant waves caused by earthquakes in the ocean; whereas, hurricanes are large funnels of water and debris originating from the ocean. Tsunamis and hurricanes start in the ocean, and both cause mass destruction when they hit land, but they are still two completely different storms.

Both a hurricane and volcanoes are dangerous, though I believe one is more dangerous than the other.. There are many reasons that can be involved in how dangerous a volcano can be, such as it’s location and type. One type of volcano is a pyroclastic flow, which is possibly the most dangerous volcano, the sides are steep and the lava can flow down at a very fast speed. In this volcano, it has a mixture of both hot gas and ash. Furthermore, this can reach an extreme temperature of over 1,000 degrees. If you’re caught in this volcano, most likely you are going to be internally and externally burned so you’re going to die, not an ideal way to go. Rarely a volcano can cause so much ash and such into the air it can block the sun, resulting in crops