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What conditions are necessary for hurricane formation?

Michelle Pribek · Accepted Answer

So the question asked of us is to describe the conditions that are necessary for hurricane formation. So what is a hurricane? It&#x27;s basically a giant rainstorm that forms over the ocean, and it has very powerful winds. Um, it has a distinctive shape, which looks sort of like a pinwheel while it&#x27;s spinning. The wind speeds are greater than 75 MPH, and it could bring torrential rains, destructive wind and flooding to the area. Ah, hurricane. When I say how large it is, it could be up to 1000 miles across. So how do we develop this kind of storm? The first thing we know is that, uh, hurricane is formed over the ocean in hurricanes usually developed during the summer and fall months over the tropical waters of the ocean. The reason for this is that the water temperatures in the ocean need to be greater or at least 80 degrees fair in height. Okay, Yeah. The third thing that we need to form a hurricane is high level of moisture. So I have a diagram here. It&#x27;s actually much more complicated than what we probably need to answer this question, but don&#x27;t let that scare you. Okay, so, um, what we have is warm, moist air rising, and the water vapor condenses, forming storm clouds in the heat. Released from that condensation process, it warms the cool air above it, which allows the warm air to keep coming up higher and higher. Now, Hurricane can actually get to be 15 miles high. Um, as this process goes on and it keeps building. So the last thing we need to make this all work is a low pressure system. So it&#x27;s late summer. It&#x27;s very war about the water in our ocean is 80 F, or or warmer. It&#x27;s very humid, so we have a lot of moisture in the air and a low pressure system develops. So we end up having if we look at our diagram, we end up having warm air rising. The water vapor condenses, forming storm clouds in this condensation warms the cooler air above it, so the storm can keep building higher and higher. It, um, develops, uh, rotation, rotational winds, and that&#x27;s what gives the hurricane its shape. And if we see in the center, there&#x27;s like a hollow part of this diagram. That&#x27;s the eye of the storm. And that&#x27;s where the cool air is going to come back down in that spot. And that&#x27;s going to create what we call the eye of a hurricane, which is a storm free area. Um, this area can actually be as large as 60 miles across in the area immediately surrounding the I is called the eye wall. That area is actually the most violent part of the storm. So just to recap the things that we need large body of water Ah, such as an ocean. Ah. Secondly, the water temperature has to be at least 80 F. Third, we have to have a lot of moisture in the air. And fourth, we have to have a low pressure system. There you have it.

Julie Farhm · Answer

so a mirage occurs when the air close to the ground is much hotter in the air above, which is often the case in the summer, when the ground observed heat and it becomes the air becomes super hot. So if a ray of light leaves the something like a tree and it encounters this boundary and of course it&#x27;s not a boundary that so specific as this it would be gradual. But as it approaches, its boundary on the index of refraction is lower in hotter air. So the ray bends away from the normal. We make that more continuous. The ray bends away from the normal kind of curves like this. So if you are looking at, you know, if you&#x27;re coming from here and this is your eye ball, you see the ray as if it came from down here. So it kind of looks like a reflection, Um, but it is not nearly as clear, and it&#x27;s not a reflection. It&#x27;s due to the refraction of light due to the refraction of light due to temperature changes in the air, through which the lightness talking

Dading Chen · Answer

all the environments. It&#x27;ll be war enough to allow the presence of legal water. Also, there should be some energy, any environments and such Obama energy need to be able to feel complex chemical reactions.

Sarah Mccrumb · Answer

everybody&#x27;s looking. General conditions were needed. Earth for life. Three to rise. So about 2/3 madam&#x27;s. Um, so we have on us. We have a lot of hydrogen. So for us, we need liquid water. Okay, We need oxygen. And so, about 2/3 of our Adams Adams and a human body. I mean, you write that so actually looks nice and a human. Come on, you men Body our, um, hydrogen. And we got one. Poor is oxygen. Okay? And we have 1 10 car then and we have about a few hundreds. Nitra Jen&#x27;s have get some nitrogen in there. So this is called exhibit, like, actually lets me, right. Nice. Please. I apologize. Um, so give me a second to get the pen in there. This, um this is called called C eat. Oh, in my eye. And every living body is composed of the four elements of these four elements. So Dina is required cult genetic. Which conference? So Stanley Miller, Carla started screaming, determined So, um, utilize some substance which there prevailed in the earth&#x27;s atmosphere. So these chemical compounds may create early atmosphere, so the, um Caliban hides is in oxidant at night. again could, uh, made up early atmosphere. Okay. And, um so, um, we formulated because it was such, um so life forms, life forms, forms life. So we have life, um, forms when these elements because of their abundance. Okay, guys. And I mean, we could be right. Um, this so that actually looks like a normal, um, writing here for you. Um, I apologize. My, um Penn is being weird. Someone say this is what&#x27;s been put C h, but carbon ox 100 oxygen and nitrogen. Okay. Thank you, guys.

Jordan Vanevery · Answer

for this example, we&#x27;re going to discuss what the conditions for simple harmonic motion honor, so there&#x27;s two in particular that are of importance. The 1st 1 is going to be that the acceleration with force on our object that&#x27;s experiencing simple harmonic motion is proportional to the displacement of that object from some, uh, origin position. Some equilibrium point. So here we&#x27;ll just say that the acceleration slash force is proportional to displacement. And the second condition is going to be that the direction of that force or acceleration it&#x27;s all say direction Well, a slash f is going to be opposite of the direction of the displacement. So let&#x27;s look at an example of that. A simple, one dimensional scenario is just going to be the mass spring system where be force and or block experiences here on this spring is going to be equal to minus que X, so this satisfies our two requirements here. The force, which means also the acceleration, is going to be in the direction opposite of our displacement. So far, displacement is positive. Our force will point in the negative direction and vice versa, and it also satisfies the requirement that the four slash acceleration is proportional to our displacement away from our equilibrium position, since this is linear in X. So there&#x27;s a simple example, um, of our two requirements here for simple harmonic motion.

Courtney Burson · Answer

So this question there is a bigger that goes with it and it&#x27;s showing different human and natural disasters. How long it takes for the energy recover and happy the areas. This question is asking of the following Which one has the quickest or covered time? We have lightning strike of tsunami immune. Terrible. You know, off to the right. I wrote down the years. So we have one year, 75 years, 10 to the fourth years and then 100 years. So looking at this, the smallest one by far is gonna be liking. And that is in the bottom. Left corner had encircled that.

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What conditions are necessary for hurricane formation?

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For a hurricane to form, the temperature at the oceans surface must be at least $80^{\circ} \mathrm{F}$ and the air must contain a lot of moisture.

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