How do you know it's a hurricane?

Answer 1

You can tell a hurricane is a hurricane by the winds are swirling and it seems stormy. It most likely happens in tropical places. Just to tell you, hurricanes are bad!!!! So don't go to Florida!!

Answer 2

you can tell when a hurricane is coming by watching the news the weather channel or listening on the radio. If someone is not paying attention to the tv or radio then someone would call and let you no

Answer 3

Hurricanes can be tracked via satellite. Measurements of surrounding conditions can then be used to predict where the hurricane will go and if it will last. Advisories are then broadcast to people whoe may be in danger.

Tornadoes are much more difficult to predict because they are much smaller and form much more quickly than hurricanes. General weather conditions can be monitored to see if there is a threat of tornadoes across a region. Specific locations can be warned if the potential for a tornado is detected with Doppler radar, or if one is seen by a weather spotter.

Answer 4

A hurricane is a rather obvious weather pattern.

Hurricanes are very large systems that are easily studied by satellites. If a storm system may develop into a hurricane planes called hurricane hunters may be periodically to help moniter whether it has become a tropical depression, tropical storm, or hurricane.

Answer 5

Hurricanes are tracked by various means, the most important of which are satellite observations. Hurricanes are huge and take days to develop, so they are easily detected. By monitoring wind currents around a hurricane scientists can also predict where a it is likely to go.

Answer 6

It is really windy and there is a really high tide

Answer 7

They simply use weather tracking sattelites in space. That's all. My teacher would not improve with that answer<<<<.