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Q: How are hurricanes formed?

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A: They are formed when high and low pressure areas mix and swirl.

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How are hurricanes different from tornados?

Even though tornados winds are stronger, hurricanes are as small as 100 miles while tornados can get up to only 1 mile.

Q: What are the five categories of hurricanes?

Q: What is the water like inside a hurricane

A: The water inside a hurricane is wild and rough.

Q: How to find a hurricane?

A: You get a picture of a hurricane from the satellite from space.

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Q: How do you prepare for a hurricane?

A: You board up windows, and look for gas leaks get clean water then evacuate the area don’t go close to downed power lines.

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