Research Project Student Name.  Considered a Tropical Cyclone  Originates over ocean water  Temperature is at least 26.5C  Grows in height due to.

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Research Project Student Name

 Considered a Tropical Cyclone  Originates over ocean water  Temperature is at least 26.5C  Grows in height due to unstable cool air  Upper atmosphere above storm is high pressure area Social Studies

 Based on region of world where storm occurs  Hurricanes occur in the Atlantic or eastern Pacific Oceans  Typhoons occur in western North Pacific Ocean or Philippines  Cyclones occur in Indian and South Pacific Oceans  Tropical Prediction Center  List of names predicted in 1953  Alphabetical order  Alternate from male and female names Social Studies

 With plenty of notice:  Board up your windows  Make sure all appliances are off  Only pack what you will absolutely need  Include some toiletries and other necessities  Remember your pets! Social Studies

 If evacuating:  Heed the warning!  Plan where to go, e.g., friend’s home, motel, designated shelter, etc.  Bring supply kit  Bring contact information  Bring road map  Don’t drive in or over standing water  Supply Kit should include:  First aid kit and necessary medications  Canned food and manual can opener  Lots of bottled water  Battery-powered radio and flashlights  Blankets and sleeping bags for warmth  Protective clothing Social Studies

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Name Year Occurred Low Pressure High Winds Wilma millibars295 kph Rita millibars290 kph Katrina millibars280 kph Dean millibars280 kph Felix millibars280 kph Social Studies