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What are the dangers of a hurricaines?
1destruction of houses 3.destruction of nature
What is the hurricaines source of energy?
Tidal energy and lunar movements.
Has Mexico suffered any natural diasters?
Earthquakes are not uncommon in Mexico, and they are also frequently hit by hurricaines.
What are some things you see in a Mardi Gras parade?
Floats, beads, naked people, drunk people, coconuts, hurricaines.
Are there any major sporting teams in North Carolina?
NFL: Carolina Panthers. In Charlotte. NBA: Charlotte Bobcats. In Charlotte. NHL: Carolina Hurricaines. In Raleigh.
What tornadoes and hurricaines have in different?
Hurricanes:Are hundreds of miles wide.Form only over warm ocean water.Last for days and sometimes weeks.Produce rain and flooding in addition to powerful winds.Are independent, self sustaining storm systems.Have winds ranging from 74 to about 200 mphTornadoesAre rarely over a mile wideUsually form over landUsually last minutes, rarely a few hoursCause damage via wind and debrisAre dependent on a larger parent stormhave winds ranging from 65 to about 300mphOften have a condensation funnel.
NFL teams in North Carolina?
There are a few different professional sports teams based in North Carolina. One team is known as the Carolina Niners, and it is a basketball team.
How do they name hurricaines?
Hurricanes are named by the World Meteorological Organization. They use a rotating list of names, with each hurricane season having a predetermined list of names that are used in alphabetical order. If a storm is particularly deadly or costly, its name may be retired and replaced with a new name for future use.
What is the famous hurricane?
Galveston Texas was hit by the "most famous" hurricane in the early 1900s Katrina is the most famous of recent Hurricaines due to the flooding of new Orleans that resulted from it. Hurricane Katrina is more famous than Ike. It was also more recent. Ike hit the entire east coast.
Is oxygen pure form compound form or mixture form?
Is oxygen a form of mixture form, compound form, or mixture form
A form that is inserted within another form?
Wether in docuement form or a database form within a database data input form a form within another form is called a sub form
What is the infinitive form of am and is and was?
The infinitive form of "am" is "to be," the infinitive form of "is" is "to be," and the infinitive form of "was" is "to be."
