Hurricanes are mostly started and 'fed' by heat energy from the ocean (and hence, the air). Hurricanes often start in the Caribbean Sea and travel northerly or easterly along the US coastline.
Sandy formed in the Atlantic Ocean and gained strength moving North across the Caribbean Sea.
Harvey and Irma are two different storms. Hurricane Harvey was a storm that moved across portions of the southern Caribbean and the Gulf of Mexico. It struck Texas at peak strength as a category 4 hurricane and caused extreme flooding in parts of Texas and Louisiana. It has now dissipated. Hurricane Irma is a major hurricane currently threatening Florida as of September 9, 2017. It moved across parts of the Atlantic and northern Caribbean. It peaked as a category 5 and is one of the strongest Atlantic hurricanes ever recorded.
The hurricane hit in late August, and the effects were felt for about a week.
Andrew developed off the coast of Africa and was first named on August 16, 1992. He made his way west across the Tropical Atlantic and made landfall eventually in the Bahamas, then southern Florida.Hurricane Andrew formed where a lot of hurricanes that hit the east coast have formed. On the west coast of Africa, where it's near the equator and the waters are warm.
Hurricane Camille traveled across the Gulf of Texas (north) and headed straight for New Orleans. Just before it reached New Orleans, it changed direction and moved east and back out into the Atlantic Ocean where it dissipated.
The middle passage .
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Indian Attacks.
The middle Passage Apex
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Marco Polo never went to the Atlantic. He traveled across Eurasia exclusively, documenting discoveries and his journey such as his encounter with Kublai Khan and observing the traditions of the Mongolians.
Sandy formed in the Atlantic Ocean and gained strength moving North across the Caribbean Sea.
Harvey and Irma are two different storms. Hurricane Harvey was a storm that moved across portions of the southern Caribbean and the Gulf of Mexico. It struck Texas at peak strength as a category 4 hurricane and caused extreme flooding in parts of Texas and Louisiana. It has now dissipated. Hurricane Irma is a major hurricane currently threatening Florida as of September 9, 2017. It moved across parts of the Atlantic and northern Caribbean. It peaked as a category 5 and is one of the strongest Atlantic hurricanes ever recorded.
The journey across the Atlantic taken by thirteen million African slaves was known as the?
Hurricane Hazel originated from a tropical wave off the western coast of Africa in early October 1954. It intensified into a tropical storm and then a hurricane as it moved across the Atlantic Ocean towards the eastern seaboard of the United States.
Many Africans died from diseases on the journey.
The hurricane hit in late August, and the effects were felt for about a week.