Hurricane - Cameron

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Ad their effects
• Hurricanes are massive weather systems that have wins ranging
from 74-156 mph
• There are many parts of a hurricane
• Some people don’t even call them hurricanes
• Here is a list of different names for them in places where
hurricanes are fairly frequent:
• 1. hurricanes (North America and the Caribbean)
• 2. cyclones (Southern Asia and Madagascar
• 3. Typhoons (Japan)
• 4. WILIE WILIES!!!!!!!!!!!!! (Australia)
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Hurricanes are caused by evaporation
When the water evaporates it create large clouds
When the cloud get large enough they start to spin
Inside of the hurricane the warm air from the evaporation that
come off the water is like fuel for the massive storms
• As the warm air goes up the hurricane it is pushed into spinning
along wit the air
• Because of the massive amounts of evaporation tat is needed
hurricanes mostly happen in areas where the temperature is
around 27 C˚
• This is a diagram to help you understand the structure of a
hurricane better
• This is a list of all the hurricanes that have come within 60 miles
of Barbados that are on record
• Hazel,Janet,Edith,Abby,Judith,Dorothy,Gertrude,David,Allen,Dan
ielle,Emily,Joan,Marilyn,Chantal, Jerry, Lili, Ivan, Dean
• Barbados gets hit by a hurricane approximately every 27.8
years
• Barbados is brushed by a hurricane approximately every 3.09
years
• This a list of some of the hurricane shelters in Barbados, try to
find out which one I closest to you
Barbados Community College
Bay Primary
Black Rock Seventh Day Adventist Church
Charles F. Broome
Combermere School
Dalkeith Methodist
Eagle Hall Primary School
Eden Lodge Primary School
Ellerslie Secondary School
Arthur Smith
Cane Vale Seventh Day Adventist Church
Christ Church Boys
Christ Church Parish Church
Bayley's Primary School
Hilda Skeene Primary School
Princess Margaret Secondary
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Cell phone (fully charged)
Can food
Can opener
All insurance files
NOAA radio
Generator
Water in bottles, buckets, etc.
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1.What was the worst part of the hurricane?
2.Was the eye of the storm as calm as it is meant to be?
3.How bad was the damage to your house and the surrounding area?
4What category was the storm?
5.How fast were the winds?
1.20 minutes before the eye and 30 minutes after the eye
2.Extremely calm
3.Massive tree fell, cut our way out f the trees with chainsaws, no electricity,
4.5
5.120-140