By Ethan and Gianni.  Hurracanes are the ultimite storm counting tnsunamies,title waves,tornados and floods.

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By Ethan and Gianni

 Hurracanes are the ultimite storm counting tnsunamies,title waves,tornados and floods.

Hurricanes can flip over cars, trees and smuther homes. Hurracanes are from oceans not land. The middle of hurracanes is called the eye and the outside is called the eyewall.Hurracanes can kill thouands of people they can even make title waves and floods.

Hail is known as a wind storms and can come in big and small sizes. Snowstorms can make a avalanche.

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