4. The strongest winds in a hurricane are found in the _______________ of the hurricane.
storm surge
center of the eye
outskirts
eye wall
5. Most of the damage and deaths associated with hurricanes are caused by ___________.
storm surge
winds
displaced sand
panic
6. Hurricanes are normally steered by the ____________________ winds.
trade
westerly
jet stream
polar high
7. Severe weather associated with hurricanes is not limited to the winds and storm surge, but also can include _______________.
blizzards
flooding
dust devils
8. Position along a coast where the center of a hurricane passes from ocean to land.” This is the definition of ____________________.
landmass
storm point
landfall
9. The first stage in hurricane development is _________________.
tropical depression
tropical storm
hurricane
tropical disturbance
10. Using an annual average, which part of North America reports the most tropical storms every year?
west coast of Mexico
Pacific Northwest
Gulf of Mexico
east coast of U.S.
Caribbean Sea
4. The strongest winds in a hurricane are found in the _______________ of the hurricane. storm...
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