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- Atlantic hurricane season runs from June through November http://www.noaanews.noaa.gov/stories2009...
- Peak hurricane season is from mid-August through mid-October http://www.ohsep.louisiana.gov/factsheet...
- Although rare, hurricanes can form during the months of December and January http://www.ohsep.louisiana.gov/factsheet...
- 2009 Hurricane Forecast: Ten named storms, including four hurricanes http://www.dailycamera.com/news/2009/aug...
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Hurricane Claudette could become the third named storm of the 2009 Atlantic hurricane season. After months of inactivity, the tropics were heating up as the peak of the Atlantic hurricane season approached.
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Tropical Storm Claudette - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Hurricane Claudette News
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The hurricane season that wasn't: El Nino kept storms at bay
Only two minor storms hit the United States this year: Claudette, along the Florida Panhandle; and Ida, just across the Florida state line along the Alabama ... (November 29, 2009)Gainesville Sun -
Atlantic hurricane season appears over -- to some
Two struck the US coastline this year -- Tropical Storm Claudette, which wobbled ashore on the Florida Panhandle in mid-August, and Tropical Storm Ida, ... (November 21, 2009)Los Angeles Times -
First US hurricane landfall of 2009 imminent?
By Todd Nelson | Published Mon, Nov 9 2009 8:10 am The 2009 Atlantic based hurricane season is only a couple of short weeks away from wrapping up officially ... (November 09, 2009)MinnPost.com -
Hurricane Ida spotlights differences in storm preparedness
We thought this up-to-now stress-free hurricane season was almost over. After all, except for the first weekend in August when Ana, Bill and Claudette all ... (November 07, 2009)Palm Beach Daily News
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Mahalo Answers for Hurricane Claudette
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Does the same forces that cause a tornado cause a hurricane? 1 Answer-----quote----- Tornadoes are formed because of instability in the atmosphere, whereas hurricanes are formed when a wet mass of air over the sea evaporates. Be... read more -
Are the frequency of hurricanes in the last decade increasing or decreasing? 1 AnswerThey are downward trends in the frequency of intense Atlantic hurricanes during the past five decades. There is concern that the enhanced greenhouse effect may... read more
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What are the boundaries of the hurricane box? 3 AnswersA Hebert box (pronounced AY-bear) is one of two regions of the Atlantic Ocean that are useful as predictors of hurricanes that will strike South Florida. They a... read more -
What sustains a vortex in a hurricane and tornado, once it forms? 1 Answer-------quote----- The vortex of a tornado is the funnel like shape of the cloud of winds that if it goes above a certain velocity and reaches the ground then be... read more
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