How big do hurricanes get?

Answer 1

i dont know.

The largest hurricane ever was Super Typhoon Tip, which had a diameter of 2,220km (1,380 mi), which is half as large as the continental United States. However, there is little doubt that a tropical cyclone larger than that will form sometime in the future.

Answer 2

Hurricanes can vary in size, but the most powerful ones can have wind speeds reaching over 157 miles per hour and can extend hundreds of miles in diameter. The largest hurricanes, like Hurricane Sandy in 2012, can span over 1,000 miles in diameter.

Answer 3

Hurricanes are a large dome of water that usually is 50 to 100 miles wide that sweeps across the Coastlines of countries, where they make landfall. They are very dangerous storms. (Wind is included.)

Answer 4

Hurricanes are typically about 300 miles across in terms of gale diameter, but can range from as small as 60 miles to over 1300 miles.

Answer 5

It is different every hurricane, but the average is 300 miles wide.

Answer 6

The average hurricanes is 300 miles across.

Answer 7

The largest hurricane ever recorded was Typhoon Tip at 1350 miles wide.

A typhoon is essentially the same thing as a hurricane, only in the western Pacific.

Answer 8

almost 1350 miles

Answer 9

they can get as big as 552 miles

Answer 10

about 550km in diameter.