What time of the year do most hurricanes form?

Question

what are the parts of a hurricane?

when does a tropical storm become a hurricane?

what are several characteristics of hurricane?

how long do hurricanes last and why do they dissipate or fall apart?

how are hurricanes formed?

what part of the U.S. is most affected by hurricanes each year?

where do tornadoes most ofen occur in the U.S?

Answer 1

1) The parts of a hurricane are the quadrants, the eye, and the eye wall.  The strongest part of a hurricane are in the right front quadrant, and right around the eye wall. The eye is the calmest spot. The eye is in the center. The sun usually comes out when the eyes passes, then after about 30 mintutes, the rest of the storm comes

2) A tropical storm becomes a hurricane when the winds hit 74 mph.

3) The water temp has to be 80 degrees F for hurricanes to form, and can't have any wind shear.

4) A lot of things. Some hurricanes last close to a month, when some can just last hours. They fall apart when they encounter cooler waters, when the come onto land b/c of the friction, or wind shear tears the storm apart

5) Look at number 3

6) The coast lines. Usually Florida, texas, and the gulf coast.

7) In the great plains what is known as "tornado alley." Tornadoes happen the most often in the month of may