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The Columbus Day Storm October 12, 1962 Cliff Mass, Atmospheric Sciences

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CHATHAM COUNTY 2008 HURRICANE CONFERENCE

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Tornados vs. Hurricanes

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Tornados vs. Hurricanes

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Hurricanes and Coastal Storms

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By: Meghan Coyne and Claire Carroll

Hurricanes. By: Meghan Coyne and Claire Carroll. W hat i s a Hurri c ane ?. A hurricane is a costal storm that occurs at 80 degrees Fahrenheit or higher. That means that it is usually found by the equator. It is about 500 kilometers wide, and winds reach higher than 100 miles per hour!

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Hurricanes

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Hurricanes and Coastal Storms

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