Natural Disasters

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10. The late season starts on September 10 and runs to the end of
November. The date of September 10 is the midway point between the two seasons.
This is the date that separates early season from late season. This leads me to
what my research was about. I am writing about the differences between early
season and late season hurricanes and how they effect the variable that were
mentioned earlier in the paper. I feel that late season hurricanes cause more
economic loss than early season hurricanes.
I will start by taking about what a hurricane is and how they are formed.
Then I will discuss where they are formed in relation to the seasons and why in
these places. Next I will talk about the paths that these hurricanes take in
regards to the seasons. Then I will compare storms of each season from different
years starting in 1988 and ending in 1995. Next I will give a brief history
about some of the biggest storms to ever hit and how they compare to the window
of years I ...

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of names for the next few years are on figure one. A name will
only not appear on the list if it is retired. Finally, if the storm's wind reach
70mph, it would be classified as a hurricane. The "eye" of the hurricane is the
center of the storm. This area of the storm is calm with no clouds. Around the
eye the storm goes in a counter-clockwise motion. These walls are the most
dangerous part of the storm. This is where the worst weather is( New Orleans,
Weather). One thing that I remember from class was learning that The Northwest
corner of the storm has the strongest winds while the Southeast corner has the
weakest. The reason is the Northwest corner adds the actual speed of the storm
to ...

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