Chapter 23. Hurricanes vs. tornadoes
Torandos and hurricanes are natural phenomena that can be very destructive. Although they both rotate, they are not exactly the same.
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Flood insurance is very important and must be taken out well before the hurricane arrives.
Chapter 20. What you should know about hurricanes
A summary of the highlights of this season of atmospheric turbulence, here we will see the science behind hurricanes and how to prepare for them.
Chapter 19. Hurricanes in Central America
Nicaragua and Honduras experienced a before and after in 202 with hurricanes Eta and Iota within days of each other. Today we discover what we have learned from their passage.
Mexico's worst hurricanes
In November 2020, Hurricane Eta impacted mainly Central America, but its effects also hit southern Mexico hard. In the states of Chiapas and
Chapter 17. Georges and David
Two hurricanes forever changed the history of the Dominican Republic. David in 1979 and Georges in 1998 left scars difficult to erase.
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