The 4 Main Ingredients of a Hurricane Ali Weller Harvard Graduate School of Education Information take from The Green LaneTM, Environment Canada's World.

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The 4 Main Ingredients of a Hurricane Ali Weller Harvard Graduate School of Education Information take from The Green LaneTM, Environment Canada's World Wide Web site

Ingredient 1 WARM WATER WARM WATER –Hurricanes like really warm ocean water, that is why you do not see hurricanes forming in colder climates. –The colder climates usually make them die down.

Ingredient 2 COOLER AIR TEMPERATURE COOLER AIR TEMPERATURE The atmosphere must be very cool the higher you go in the sky. The atmosphere must be very cool the higher you go in the sky. –This means there is a dramatic change in temperature at higher altitudes.

Ingredient 3 WIND WIND –it must be blowing in the same direction and the same speed from the ocean surface right up to 9,000 meters above sea level. (The Green LaneTM, Environment Canada's World Wide Web site)

Ingredient 4 LOCATION LOCATION –A hurricane should be at least 500 km from the equator in order to form –This is because the hurricane needs the Coriolis Force to be able to spin like this picture Coriolis Force Coriolis Force