For example: A late season hurricane (dicember) collides just north of the Gulf of Mexico with a blizard dropping down from Canada?
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rent the movie day after tommorrow
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Have you ever seen trees still, then suddenly start shaking around or "swaying" inexplicably--with no one else around? Have you ever been in or seen a sailboat?  The motion of acceleration that did not come from an engine is to be explained how?  Have you ever driven with your windows open?  Storms do not just stay in one place, rather they proceed across the continent.  All of these things are attributable to....WIND! I win lol!  P.S. Just because you haven't seen something--doesn't mean it doesn't exist: ex= a baby pigeon!  lol
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BLOCKBUSTER-MOVIE IS ON NEW RELEASE SHELF.  THE ONLY ONE.  GREAT INFO ON IT.  THINK ITS CALLED...GO FIGURE...HURRICANE KATRINA
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Well....it's kinda early into the season to say. I think so far we had one major tropical storm and media really exagerated the severity of it and unneccesarily blew it out of proportion. \n\nIt was supposed to hit here...Tampa area..., but swung NE and rode above us. All we got was some bad rain and wind, but I know counties north of me got it alot worse....but certainly nothing extremely major...like the damage a major hurricane would cause. \n\nI'm hoping for a mild hurricane season this year...but you never know. The hurricanes seem to be getting stronger and more frequent over the years....and sometimes they sneak up on you fast without enough warning. We seem to be getting a majority of the hurricanes here on the Gulf of Mexico lately. Seems like they're not so hungry for the Atlantic coast anymore. I do know I usually ignore the warnings and the evacutions....but my luck....I'll end up really regretting that someday. \n\nBTW....my niece lives is Boloxy, Miss. She got hit hard with Katrina last year. She got 9 feet of water in her home...1 story home with crawl space. Water was to her roof. She had home owners insurance....but no flood insurance. The only thing insurance would cover was a tree that fell and crush part of her roof in. She lost everything she had and is still struggling to start over. \n\nSorry this was so long....I guess I went way beyond answering your simple question. Typical of me to not know when to shut up...lol.
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I have a feeling it is not going to be as intense this year, compared to last year. Still tho, if I were in in the Gulf region, I would take the normal hurricane season precautions, such as stocking up on water, non-perishables, batteries, and plywood.
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http://weather.yahoo.com/regional/DRXX.html\nhttp://www.wunderground.com/global/DR.html\nhttp://weather.noaa.gov/weather/DO_cc.html\nhttp://www.weather.com/common/drilldown/DR.html
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Typhoons occur in the Pacific Ocean and the Indian Ocean; Hurricanes occur in the Atlantic Ocean.
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It depends on what time of year it is.  In June, tropical cyclones usually originate in the western caribbean and the Gulf of Mexico.  Then the area of cyclone origin shifts eastward during the season so that they originate in the Eastern caribbean to the west coast of Africa.\n\nOf course, this doesn't mean they ONLY form in this areas during these times, but historically this is what tends to happen.
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The Bermuda Triangle, is a convergence of many bathyscopic and oceanographic anomalies, any of which can mess up a ship or small airplane, that is unprepared for a flash storm.\nNorth American/Atlantic ocean continental shelf with the deepest point in the Atlantic ocean occur in the "Triangle"\nThe big Northward turn of the Gulf Stream occurs there.\nalso, at the western edge of the triangle, Located on the 80th degree longitude, is one of the two areas on Earth where a compass will point at true north rather than magnetic north
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Typhoons and hurricanes are the same type of storm - a tropical cyclone - just in different parts of the world.\n\nHowever... typhoons - which affect the western Pacific ocean - tend to be stronger than Atlantic hurricanes because the waters are warmer.
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cyclones are the same as tornadoes and occur on land.\n\ntyphoons are the same as hurricanes and occur along the coastline.  In the western hemisphere we call the hurricanes (like in the Americas). In the eastern hemisphere they are called typhoons (like in India).
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a hurricane over the water
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Uh, a Boeing DID  crash into the Pentagon.  My sisters' friend's uncle had just left that part of the Pentagon to get coffee (or something) when the plane hit.  He's was lucky.
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Yep it all depends on if the  warm air current is rising up to meet a cold one that is coming down and they clash enough to make a vortex. Tornado's can happen pretty much anywhere.
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how about \n"its not about waiting for the storm to past its about gettin out there and dancing in the rain"\n-anouymous-\nok its from me but shhhhhhhhhhh dont tell
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Heres a link that might answer your question...\n\nhttp://www.nhc.noaa.gov/pastall.shtml
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Same exact thing. Hurricane is the name in the western hemisphere. Typhoon is the name in the Eastern Hemi.