hurricane kaylee got its name in 1984 in florda
There never was a hurricane named Kaylee.
Unfortunately in 2007 there was not enough hurricanes to get to the name Shelby on the hurricane name list. There was to hurricane Shelby so no one got killed.
September 1979, I'm not trying to be mean but when you search hurricane Fifi on Google the first choice is Wikipedia and obviously Wikipedia will tell you that's where i got this info from.
They were professional news journalists. I just did it on apex and got it right!!
I think. It got its name because it's a crystal shaped as a cube
Redlands got its name from its red clay soil.
Even before it got a name, the precursor to hurricane Katrina was tracked by the National Hurricane Center.
Unfortunately in 2007 there was not enough hurricanes to get to the name Shelby on the hurricane name list. There was to hurricane Shelby so no one got killed.
Hurricane Tomas got its name because it was 20th tropical storm in the season, and because T is the 20th letter of the Alphabet.
Every tropical storm and therefore every hurricane has a name. But a name is not necessarily unique to one storm as a hurricane name becomes available for re-use every six years unless it is retired.
Hurricane names are chosen from a pre-selected list for each year. Names are in alphabetical order. Each new tropical storm that forms gets the next name on the list. The storm we know as Sandy was the eighteenth tropical storm of 2012, so it got the eighteenth name on the list.
Hurricanes are not named on the basis of how bad they are. Each year has a predetermined list of names that names storms in the order that they occur. The storm called Sandy got that name because it was the 18th Atlantic tropical storm to form in 2012, and so got the 18th name on the list.
A hurricane that's got loads of snow in it, 'blizzard'
Yes, Maryland got hit by Hurricane Isabelle and Hurricane Irene.
It goes in a turbulence with the hurricane. Best I got.
It got Its name in1852
i dont no ask the hurricane. got dat from da king!
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