Anatomy of a Hurricane

Describes how and where hurricanes are formed, their structure, and how they cause damage.

Source:
http://www.open-video.org/details.php?videoid=4562

Creative Commons license:
Attribution 2.5
http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.5/

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• hurricanes
• weather
• structure
• nature
• power
• science

[ELhazo]

@fsxbeginner9000

In what way did it take guts? it wasn't meant to be entertaining this inst the Disney channel....

[UltimateTesting]

why is there a creepy music.. ? :D

[educatorgavin]

@Geekstinkbreath123 I'm here for... pleasure.

[educatorgavin]

FAKE.

[Geekstinkbreath123]

Who else is here for a school project?

[zackatack91]

@UltimateTesting y do u care

[makeiteasyable]

thanks for the infos

[BraedenMacLaren]

terrible descreption

[jascharl]

Charlies: Yes, when you see a hurricane out at sea approaching, it looks like a massive storm; clouds from periphery to periphery. In certain ways, I think you can loosely compare tornados and hurricanes. However, the reason a hurricane has so much more volume is because of all the available fuel in the ocean (warm water).

[bridicot]

beautifully organized storms of destruction? 0:10

[huhabah]

ROCK YA LIEK A HURRRRRRRRRRRICANE.