What is the weather during a hurricane?

Answer 1

They is no set temperature of the environment during a hurricane. It tends to be quite warm since hurricanes usually affect the tropics and subtropics. It can be relatively cool once it gets into the mid-latitudes later in the season. It is generally not really hot since there is so much rain associated with hurricanes, and the temperature will drop to near its dew point (which is usually in the 70's in these systems).

Answer 2

During a hurricane, the weather is characterized by strong winds, heavy rainfall, storm surges, and sometimes tornadoes. These conditions can cause significant damage to buildings and infrastructure, as well as posing a threat to human safety. It is important to follow safety guidelines and evacuate when necessary during a hurricane.

Answer 3

Okay,

so if there is a hurricane on it's way,

Its usually, like a regular rainy cloud,

But you can tell when one is coming when winds come up to ..

90 something km. idkkk, i forgott.

But Always check the news, they'll tell yaah,(:

Answer 4

Obviously rainy. It has high winds and much flooding. Inside a hurricane it is just as bad. If you were in the eye of a tornado it would be calm. In the eye of hurricane, the water makes it horrible. Look up Hurricane Katrina. You'll see how bad a hurricane can be.

Answer 5

Storms, thunder, strong winds. There may be floods if you live on the coast or near a river.

Answer 6

1. heavy rain
2. flooding
3. high winds
4. possibility of tornadoes that form off the ocean

Answer 7

Conditions associated with hurricanes are:

heavy rains

high winds

flooding

Answer 8

Hurricanes produce very powerful wind, torrential rain, and large surf. The heavy rain often leads to severe flooding.

Answer 9

In a hurricane, the weather is rough. The wind is blowing a lot and there could be hail. Just hope that one never comes to you...

EVER:)

your welcome:)

Answer 10

Windy