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Riva Class 3-303 Ms.Valenti November 2005 Hurricane Celia Riva Class 3-303 Ms.Valenti November 2005

What is a Hurricane? A hurricane is a big storm that forms over warm ocean water. A hurricane is dangerous.

How Does a Hurricane Form? A hurricane begins as a tropical depression. Then it becomes a tropical storm. Then it becomes a hurricane when the wind speed is at least 74 m.p.h. wea00495

How are Hurricanes Classified? A hurricane is classified by wind speed and storm surge.

Hurricane Celia I picked this hurricane because it is very interesting. This hurricane’s name is Celia. Hurricane Celia was part of the 1970 Atlantic hurricane season. Celia hit seven lands.

Areas Impacted Western Cuba Texas African coast Western Caribbean Sea Gulf of Mexico Corpus Christi Southeastern New Mexico

Duration Hurricane Celia began on July 31, 1970 Hurricane Celia ended on Aug. 5, 1970. It lasted for six days.

How Can You Prepare For a Hurricane? You can pack important things like food, clothes, and money. Money is very important because if you don’t have money, you can not buy clothes and food.

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