Why is a hurricane a natural disaster?

Answer 1

"Cyclone" is the generic term for cyclones, hurricanes and typhoons (but not tornadoes). They are natural disasters because they form purely by natural means, e.g. weather conditions, and they cause disaster when they reach land, having strong, destructive winds. Sometimes they also cause extensive flooding.

Answer 2

A natural disaster is called a natural disaster because it is natural; man has no control over it's power. All of the hurricanes, tsunamis, cyclones, earthquakes, floods and all natural disasters have had a major effect on both natural and man-made areas; therefore making it a disaster.

Answer 3

A hurricane is considered a natural disaster because it is a powerful storm that can cause widespread destruction by bringing strong winds, heavy rainfall, storm surges, and flooding. These conditions can lead to loss of life, damage to infrastructure, and displacement of communities, making hurricanes a significant threat to human safety and well-being.

Answer 4

A Hurricane is a natural disaster because it can damage the land. Look at what Katrina did! she trashed the New Orleans they almost didn't rebuild the city!

Answer 5

A hurricane involves water, while other natural disasters might involve wind, snow, etc.