What Makes Storms In The U.S. So Intense?

What Makes Storms In The U.S. So Intense?

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Geography, Science, Biology

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The video explores the origins and historical impacts of hurricanes and tornadoes, highlighting Benjamin Franklin's contributions to understanding hurricane winds. It discusses the conditions necessary for storm formation, such as warm ocean waters and the Coriolis effect, and explains tornado formation in Tornado Alley. The video also examines the potential impact of climate change on storm frequency and intensity, noting that while storms are getting wetter, the data on whether they are becoming more frequent is unclear.

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3 mins • 1 pt

What is the origin of the word 'hurricane'?

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How did Benjamin Franklin contribute to the understanding of hurricanes?

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What is the relationship between ocean temperatures and hurricane development?

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What factors contribute to the formation of tornadoes?

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What are the expected trends regarding the intensity and frequency of hurricanes in the future?

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