Hurricane Harvey Research Paper

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A Hurricane is an intense type of storm called a tropical cyclone with a well explained surface circulation and a high support strength winds of 74mph or higher. Hurricanes are grouped according to the strength of their winds. Hurricanes are grouped according to the strength of their wind, they are categorized with the lowest Hurricane on the scale of one has the weakest wind speed and the highest Hurricane on the scale of five has the strongest wind speed.
The grouping of Hurricanes correspond with the terms because the weakest category storms can sometimes cause greater damage on stronger category storms, depending on where they strike and the particular danger or risk they bring. In fact, tropical storms can also produce important damage
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Heavy storm Harvey hits the windward Island on August 18 2017, and then weakened to a tropical wave in August 19 2017. Tropical decline Harvey reformed and grew into category 1 hurricane with 80-mph winds in August 24 and continued to gain strength as it swirl towards Texas. Hurricane Harvey storm was upgraded to a category 4 Hurricane in August 25 2017 with a strengthen winds of like 130mph.
Harvey made is first sighting over San Jose Island and near Rockport, in the south central Texas in August 25 as a category 4 Hurricane, intimidating millions of residents with 130mph winds, heavy rains, and a huge storm surge that overwhelm coastal areas. It stopped making progress in around south Texas for days as a weakening hurricane producing disastrous flash and river flooding.
Harvey winds died down to as much as 40mph in August 27 and the storm placed a year’s worth of rain in less than a week on Houston and much more on southeastern Texas. By August 30 Harvey made its final landfall at Port Arthur, Texas bringing disastrous flooding and causing people to be homeless. Tropical Harvey storm was reduced to a heavy depression in August 30 2017, Harvey abnormal high rainfall while travelling northeast through Tennessee and Kentucky before