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They image fairly well. There are lots of highly reflective areas in the storm, and the cells where moisture content is very high will probably give a greater return. The eye itself is clear, and there won't be any returns from there, so it can be fairly easily recognized. It is relatively easy to see the shape of the disturbance. But why not use the link provided to a few images? The page you'll end up on has several of them, but you'll link to them from there.

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From space they look like saw blades or spiral galaxies with holes in their centers. On the ground they are similar to ordinary storms except there is little or no lightning and the winds are stronger. Severe coastal flooding may result from the storm surge.

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A healthy heart rate can vary depending on your body weight and exercise program, but there are a few standards for healthy rates you can follow. About 100 BPM is average for a person who is decently active, and can go up all the way to 155 for someone doing cardio for example.

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i dont really know and dont blam me because i am a kid trying to get my homework done

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A great big (hundreds of miles in diameter), mass of air that spins around in a circle, with a large empty circle (the "eye") in the middle. Winds that reaches speeds of 74 mph or faster.

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A hurricane appears like a tornado but it is much lighter and fragile.

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Big white circle with flakey edges and a small green or blue circle in the middle.

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Its basically a hole in the clouds that can often be seen from space. See the links below for a better visualization.

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Being IN a hurricane is like being in the worst storm you can imagine- lots of wind, lots of rain. I mean a LOT.

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