Hurricanes

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"Each year, portions of the United States are battered by the high winds and rains of hurricanes. These storms can cause massive damage depending on the speed of the winds and the precise areas of land where the storms come ashore. These storms are carefully tacked by various scientific and governmental entities which measure the speed of the wind, the direction of the storm, and the course of the devastation wrought by them. During the hurricane season, there are likely to be a succession of such storms which fortunately do not usually assault the same locales and which may also miss the land altogether or dissipate before reaching land. An analysis of three recent storms will show the sort of devastation they can bring.

Probably the major storm of 1992 was Hurricane Andrew, which left behind considerable devastation in Florida and other regions so ..."

More papers on Hurricanes:

• Analytical Essay # 143234 : "Frequency of Hurricanes from 1908 to 2007"
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• Term Paper # 125290 : "Disaster Management for Hurricanes"
• Research Paper # 118945 : "Hurricanes in Florida"

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