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Question 1

The eye of a hurricane is ________.
◦ the portion with the highest wind speeds
◦ warmer than the rest of the storm
◦ the area of most intense rainfall
◦ along the leading edge of the storm

Question 2

In the folk song "Wasn't That a Mighty Storm," the singer describes an event during the Galveston hurricane of 1900: "The trains they were loaded, with people leaving town, but the tracks gave way with the water, the trains they went on down." What hurricane phenomena was the author of this song describing?
◦ river flooding washing out train trestles
◦ heavy rain and winds blowing a trestle over
◦ tornadoes embedded in the eye wall
◦ storm surge
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Reply #1 on: Feb 28, 2020
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