Definition of «hurricane»

A hurricane is a tropical storm with strong winds and heavy rainfall, typically forming over warm ocean waters.

Hurricane Dorian caused widespread destruction and devastation in the Bahamas in 2019.
The residents were evacuated ahead of the hurricane's landfall.
The strong winds and heavy rains associated with hurricanes can cause flooding and power outages.
The government issued a hurricane warning, urging people to take necessary precautions.
The aftermath of a hurricane often requires extensive cleanup and rebuilding efforts.
Many homes and buildings were left in ruins after the category 5 hurricane made landfall.
The hurricane season typically occurs between June and November in the Atlantic Ocean.
Meteorologists closely monitor the development and path of hurricanes using advanced technology.
Our family had to board up our windows and stock up on supplies when a hurricane was forecasted to hit our area.
The coastal regions face the highest risk of being directly impacted by hurricanes.

There have been any number of libraries and library directors who have found themselves in the midst of hurricanes of controversy over plans to vastly eliminate or move the collections of their libraries. (readingreality.net)
That article was based on the idea that warming oceans would cause an increase in hurricanes in the future as a result of global warming. (theinconvenientskeptic.com)
By understanding your travel insurance policy, and how it may be affected by hurricane season, you can better prepare to weather the storm. (tripsavvy.com)
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