The storm surge.
The large dome of water formed under a hurricane is called a storm surge. It is created by strong winds pushing water towards the shore, causing sea levels to rise significantly. Storm surges can result in coastal flooding and cause extensive damage to coastal areas.
because it take away trees that we need to breath with and also damage houses and some of the pieces of the house still be on the ground when the hurricane is over and it makes the earth filled with more trash then what it was and it also damage are shelter and place that we like to go out to eat and buy gas it damage all things and also take away money from the country when the country can be buying new supplies and stuff to bring to our country but they have to pay for the damage of the hurricane
As a general rule of thumb, the inner eye wall of the hurricane's right side (relative to the direction it is travelling) is the most dangerous part of the storm because of the additive effect of the hurricane wind speed and speed of the larger atmospheric flow (the steering winds). The increased winds on the right side increase the storm surge.Storm surge is the greatest potential threat to life and property associated with hurricanes. A storm surge is a large dome of water -- 50 to 100 miles wide -- that sweeps across the coastline near where a hurricane makes landfall. It can be more than 15 feet deep at its peak.The level of surge in a particular area is primarily related to the intensity of the hurricane and slope of the continental shelf.
That type of dome-shaped home made of log frames covered with mud or soil is called a "earthbag dome" or an "earthbag house." They are a type of sustainable and eco-friendly housing structure that utilizes natural materials for construction.
Dome mountains are formed by the uplift of a circular or elliptical rock structure due to magma pushing up from below the Earth's surface. They often have a rounded or dome-like shape with layers of igneous rock. Examples of dome mountains include Half Dome in Yosemite National Park and Enchanted Rock in Texas.
The large dome of water formed under a hurricane is called a storm surge. It is created by strong winds pushing water towards the shore, causing sea levels to rise significantly. Storm surges can result in coastal flooding and cause extensive damage to coastal areas.
Dome
well if you're talking about the movie where the water comes in through the glass dome it is called the grand stair case
they were called teppes
the water dome
A domed shrine is called a Stupa.
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An igloo
You may be asking about the New Orleans Arena or the Louisiana Super Dome.
Yes. I have AT&T and i called my family on top of half dome
Hurricanes have very strong winds -- out over the water this wind pushes water and piles it up. This piled up water can become very high, certainly higher than normal tides. When this water rolls over the shore it's called a storm surge. Since hurricanes are large areas of wind rotating counter clockwise, the area above the center pushes water onto land and the area below center pushes water away from land. This is one reason the north side of the storm is called the bad or dirty side.
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