
The Bermuda High steers hurricanes.
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How can I track where the Bermuda High is at any point in time? You indicate on this webpage that we can look at satellite pictures, but is there a website that then outlines it (spoon feeds it to) us? Thanks!
yes that does help and i had to do a report on this for school i thank you every much and it gives me much more research to do on this subject i live in kentucky so i never really had to worry about
I think its great how everybody in this country can all come together and help eachother in terms of extreme weather. For the hurricanes that struck the gulf, well everybody could understand. Money and financial aid has been sent to the states that were hit by Isaac or any hurricane. We all have our fair share of extreme weather. Back in June when we had that terrible windstorm we were helped out. We were declared state of emergency because of the damage, lack of power and extreme heat. No matter what happens.. whether its a tornado, hurricane, blizzard, or any weather disaster; were all here for eachother. I like to think of it that way. This summer has been so hot that we could ALL have some type of empathy. I think everybody has had extreme heat at some point this summer. I mean were not alone becuase we have all 50 states there with us!
what was the worst hurricane of all time and how if you dont mind me asking
Hi, Johnny, It depends on how you define worst: costliest, deadliest, or most extreme? According to NOAA, between 1851 and 2010: "Hurricane Katrina of 2005 was responsible for at least $108 billion of property damage and is by far the costliest hurricane to ever strike the United States. In terms of human deaths, the Galveston Hurricane of 1900 was responsible for at least 8000 deaths and remains first on that list. In terms of extreme weather, Hurricane Katrina had the third lowest pressure ever noted at landfall, behind the 1935 Florida Keys hurricane and Hurricane Camille in 1969." Hope this helps. --The OFA Editors
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