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This portal offers current information that will change as the season progresses, but some of the background material is valuable for educational purposes. Graphics include The evolution of a hurricane, What makes a storm a hurricane, Hurricanes can quickly become monsters, Slow-moving hurricanes often die, How hurricanes create storm surge, Wind rolls create strongest gusts on land, and How wind shear weakens hurricanes. A section called learning about hurricanes includes: Why and how people fly into hurricanes, Hurricane/tropical cyclone glossary, Hurricane/tropical cyclone history, Understanding hurricane science and technology, and History of Category 5 hurricanes. In addition, there are other sections with links to Living with hurricanes, Tropical cyclones around the world, and extensive photo galleries.
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