if hurricanes form in 10 minutes how far can i t spread?
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Depends of the person.  Some people 10 minutes in my place is too long others could stay forever.
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First find something fibrous like a carpet, a fuzzy carseat, or something else like that.  Rub your clothing on it for a good bit.  Make sure you aren't standing on or around something metal or it'll ground you instantly (thus negating any charge you'd build up).\n\nAdditionally, a factor that you have little control over--you must be in an area that has relatively low ambient humidity (<<10%).  If you live in a Rainforest, for example, pretty much nothing you do will generate enough static to create a shock.  Good luck and happy shocking.
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Extreme?\n\nCaught on a caribbean island in the middle of a class 5 hurricane with 250mph winds, a 30ft storm surge while pinned in a 2 story condo 10 feet above sea level.\n\nDon't believe me?  I took video: http://www.youtube.com/user/Brythonic
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Wind speed.  Hurricanes are measured in intensity based on wind speed.  There are 5 Categories of hurricanes, 1 being the weakest and 5 being the most powerful.\n\n* Category One -- Winds 74-95 miles per hour\n* Category Two -- Winds 96-110 miles per hour\n* Category Three -- Winds 111-130 miles per hour\n* Category Four -- Winds 131-155 miles per hour\n* Category Five -- Winds greater than 155 miles per hour
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it depends on the conditions, if it is not that bad it could take a couple days, if it is really bad, it could take a couple weeks
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the best thing to do is to ride the storm out, keep lots of toilet roll around though! drink lots of fluid, it will pass in a day or so. if it persisits, consult a doctor
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Good Luck..just in time for Hurricane season!
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That depends. If there's a hurricane on the same day, Bush would show up a week later and therefore lose by default.
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Theoretically, a hurricane could be aborted by rapid, extensive cooling of the ocean underneath (we are far away from being able to do something like that, but we're talking theoretical).  The force of a hurricane equals a nuclear bomb every 15 seconds or so-and covers thousands of square miles.  Dropping a nuclear bomb into a hurricane would likely have almost no effect on it.  If there were an effect, it would likely increase the force of the hurricane, not decrease it, since it would increase the amount of energy and heat available.
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There is an incredible amount of energy in a hurricane.\n\n"A fully developed hurricane can release heat energy at a rate of 5 to 20x10^13 watts, and converts less than 10% of the heat into the mechanical energy of the wind. The heat release is equivalent to a 10-megaton nuclear bomb exploding every 20 minutes."\n\nBy comparison, the atomic bomb that destroyed Hiroshima in 1945 was 0.013 megatons. Multiply that times about 700, and that's equivalent to the energy released every 20 minutes by a hurricane.\n\nNow you have an idea of how powerful these storms are.  There is just no known way to dissipate that much energy.
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depends on where at in the us,east coast va tenn about 8.00hr
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if you want to wait it out then u must be stocked up on the following items.these are the essentials\nbatteries\nwater\ncan food/opener\nflashlights\nblankets\nfirst aid supplies\nhygiene products\nmedication\ncell phone/charged\n if you want to prepare to leave the hurricane area then listen to the local radio stations and follow the evacuation area routs. in the south they have blue signs to follow on the sides of the roads to evacuate the areas  and they also tell you which radio station to tune into for further information and updates.
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It is impossible to forecast weather any specific area will be hit "as hard as......"\nor "worst than......"\n\nWe cant do it.  We have medium, and long range forecast models that can give us a "2 weeks notice" of possible severe weather in a REGION (be it a very large region).\n\nThe only other thing we have to go by is large-scale--global--patters, such as ElNino, or LaNina.\n\n*** Bottom Line ***\n\nGET PREPARED, and STAY PREPARED!  Weather you live on the east coast of the US, smack in the middle of Tornado Alley, or anywhere in between....... do it!\n\n\n\nTake care...\nWeather_Wise911
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A 200 pound man starts having great difficulty at about 80 mph, which is category 1 hurricane strength.\n\nA 200 pound woman would have difficulty much sooner because women are less dense and muscular.\n\nWinds higher than 85 mph would blow most people down.\n\n90 mph would account for virtually everyone.\n\nMost all adults have no problem with a full gale, as gale force winds top out under hurricane strength.\n\nThis is my own estimate from long actual experience personally as well as observing others under these conditons.\n\nI am sure enough to say a scientific study would be approximately the same.\n\nChildren will have severe difficulty walking in 50--60 mph winds, will have to hold hands and make straight for home.\n\nA hurricane will blow them right down.\n\nIt is very easy to get blown off a ship during severe winds, so sailors must be careful during a gale.  But here one is contending with a rocking and pitching motion and a slippery deck in additon to the wind.
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Depends on where you live.\n\nWhen I lived in Florida, forecasts were accurate 90% of the time(exception: hurricanes). They can usually predict an average FL forecast 5 days in advance.\n\nHere in Denver, it is hard to predict what a front will do when the mountains to the west make it hard to predict- a good forecast is accurate for a day or 2 at best.
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About 6 feet, which isn't an issue, unless you live at,near or below sea level. If you do, you should move anyway.