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Atlantic hurricane

An Atlantic hurricane is a type of tropical cyclone that forms in the Atlantic Ocean primarily between June and November. These storms are continuously rotating around a low pressure center, which causes stormy weather across a large area, which is not limited to just the eye of the storm. They are organized systems of clouds and thunderstorms that…

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related to Seasonal variation · 31
Atlantic hurricane → Able, Approximately, As, Atlantic, Audrey, August, Beryl, Category, December, However, Hurricane Able, Hurricane Alma, Hurricane Audrey, Hurricane Dennis, January, July, June, May, Most North Atlantic, NOAA
related to Extremes · 25
Atlantic hurricane → Atlantic, Brazilian Navy Hydrographic Center, Catarina, Developing, Great Hurricane, Gulf, High Island, However, Hurricane Harvey, Hurricane Humberto, Hurricane Ivan, Hurricane Katrina, Hurricane Wilma, In April, It, Katrina, Mexico, North Atlantic Ocean, Overall, September
related to Climatology · 22
Atlantic hurricane → Although, Atlantic, Atlantic Ocean, Cape Verde, Cape Verde Islands, Caribbean, Climatology, Conversely, El Niño, Gulf, Gulf Stream, Intertropical Convergence Zone, La Niña, Mexico, Most, Pacific Ocean, Storms, Systems, The Coriolis, There
related to Intensity · 21
Atlantic hurricane → Allen's, Atlantic, Category, Gilbert, However, Hurricane Allen, Hurricane Gilbert, Hurricane Melissa, Hurricane Opal, Hurricane Wilma, In, Labor Day, Melissa, Nonetheless, October, Owing, Preceding Wilma, Since, The, Tropical
related to Description · 14
Atlantic hurricane → An Atlantic, Asia, Atlantic Ocean, Eastern Pacific, In, Indian Ocean, June, North Atlantic, November, South Pacific, The, These, They, Western Pacific
see also · 5
Atlantic hurricane → Africa, Atlantic, BoxLists, StormfurySaharan, Tropical
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Atlantic hurricane → type of tropical cyclone that forms in the Atlantic Ocean, type of tropical cyclone that forms in the Atlantic Ocean primarily between June and November

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Atlantic hurricaneis atype of tropical cyclone that forms in the Atlantic Ocean primarily between June and November0.90text
Atlantic hurricaneis atype of tropical cyclone that forms in the Atlantic Ocean0.90text
cold frontsinstance ofoccasionally storms will form further north and east due to disturbances other than tropical waves0.80text
upper-level lowsinstance ofoccasionally storms will form further north and east due to disturbances other than tropical waves0.80text
Atlantic hurricanerelated to ClimatologyClimatology0.60section
Atlantic hurricanerelated to ClimatologyMost0.60section
Atlantic hurricanerelated to ClimatologyIntertropical Convergence Zone0.60section
Atlantic hurricanerelated to ClimatologyThe Coriolis0.60section
Atlantic hurricanerelated to ClimatologyStorms0.60section
Atlantic hurricanerelated to ClimatologyGulf0.60section
Atlantic hurricanerelated to ClimatologyMexico0.60section
Atlantic hurricanerelated to ClimatologyCaribbean0.60section

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