Hurricane

The video tutorial explains hurricanes, intense tropical storms with strong winds and heavy rain. It covers their characteristics, such as size and structure, and how they form in specific oceanic regions. The difference between hurricanes and typhoons is highlighted, along with the conditions needed for their formation. The video also discusses the impact of hurricanes, including storm surges and damage caused when they move onto land.

What is the calmest part of a hurricane called?

• The eye

• The spiral

• The vortex

• The outer band

What is the main difference between a hurricane and a typhoon?

• Their size

• Their wind speed

• Their location

• Their duration

Which of the following is NOT a condition necessary for hurricane formation?

• Moisture

• Warm water

• Thunderstorms

• Cold air

What are the heavy waves caused by hurricanes called?

• Ocean swells

• Storm surges

• Tidal waves

• Sea quakes

Why do hurricanes weaken as they move inland?

• They face more obstacles

• They lose the warm ocean water as an energy source

• They are affected by human activities

• They encounter colder air