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A hurricane is a huge, doughnut-shaped storm with heavy rainheavy rain and strong winds swirling around a calm center. Hurricanes are the biggest and most destructive of all storms The small calm center where no rain falls and the winds are quiet, is called the eye of the hurricane. A hurricane has winds greater than 74 miles
per hour (116 kph) If the winds are less than this, it is called a tropical storm.
Hurricanes begin over ocean waters when the air is warm and there is a lot of moisture in the air. The warm, moist air rises. Cold air rushes in, forming big, swirling clouds. Soon, rain comes pouring down and powerful winds whip through the air. It's a hurricane! Pounding rain and strong winds-often with thunder and lightning-movethrough the area Suddenly, the air grows quiet as the eye of the hurricane passes overhead. Then the other part of the storm arrives. This time, though, the winds blow from the opposite direction. About five hours later,
the hurricane begins to fade away.

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A hurricane is a huge, doughnut-shaped storm with heavy rainheavy rain and strong winds swirling around a calm center. Hurricanes are the biggest and most destructive of all storms The small calm center where no rain falls and the winds are quiet, is called the eye of the hurricane. A hurricane has Winds Greater than 74 miles
per hour (116 KPH) If the Winds are Less than this, it is a Tropical Storm Called.
Hurricanes over BEGIN Warm Ocean Waters when the Air is and there is a Lot of Moisture in the Air. The warm, moist air rises. Cold air rushes in, forming big, swirling clouds. Soon, rain comes pouring down and powerful winds whip through the air. It's a hurricane! Pounding rain and strong winds-often with thunder and lightning-movethrough the area Suddenly, the air grows quiet as the eye of the hurricane passes overhead. Then the other part of the storm arrives. This time, though, the winds blow from the opposite direction. About Five hours later,
the hurricane Begins to fade Away.

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A hurricane is, a huge doughnut-shaped storm with heavy rainheavy rain and strong winds swirling around a calm, center. Hurricanes are the biggest and most destructive of all storms The small calm center where no rain falls and the winds are. Quiet is called, the eye of the hurricane. A hurricane has winds greater than 74 miles
per hour (116 kph) If the winds. Are less, than thisIt is called a tropical storm.
Hurricanes begin over ocean waters when the air is warm and there is a lot of moisture in. The air. The warm moist air, rises. Cold air rushes in forming, clouds, big swirling. Soon rain comes, pouring down and. Powerful winds whip through the air. It 's a hurricane! Pounding rain and strong winds-often with thunder and lightning - movethrough. The, area SuddenlyThe air grows quiet as the eye of the hurricane passes overhead. Then the other part of the storm arrives. This time though,,, The winds blow from the opposite direction. About five, hours later
the hurricane begins to fade away.
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