By: Davin, Hunter, and Jesse. What is a Hurricane  A hurricane is violent wind storm, With wind storms up to 6oo miles per hour.

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Presentation transcript:

By: Davin, Hunter, and Jesse.

What is a Hurricane  A hurricane is violent wind storm, With wind storms up to 6oo miles per hour.

What is a Hurricane like  A Hurricane has extreme wins it is a storm that forms in the ocean

How Do Hurricanes form?  1. A hurricane forms in warm ocean water  2. Winds coming together force air upward  3. Winds flow outward above the storm

Hurricanes…

Know the news.  Hurricane watch and warning are two different things but they are similar in ways.  Hurricane watch is wind conditions up to 74 MPH.(Miles per hour.) It will possibly be in your area in approximately 36 hours.  Hurricane Warning is a hurricane WILL be in your area in 24 hours. A hurricane has been spotted.

Effects of a Hurricane. (Coastal beach erosion).  What is coastal beach erosion you may ask? Coastal beach erosion is when you have a hurricane and it wears away the beach by eroding it away. This happens after and during a hurricane.

Hurricane Safety Tips. Right before a hurricane you need to have a disaster plan. And a pit plan ready. And a disaster kit. Including (water, non-perishable foods, a flashlight, batteries, duct tape. Remember to always g et to low or high ground because the storm strikes in the middle.

Questions??????  1. What is the difference between a hurricane watch and a hurricane waning? _____________  2. What are some of the things that you need during a hurricane? _________  3. (True or False) Hurricanes form in cold water?________  4. How fast cane the wind of a hurricane go? ________  5. What is the eye of a hurricane and, Why is it calm? _________

Sources  Scott Foresman 6 th grade science textbook  www. World book online  www. Google images.com