
- Hurricanes - Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution- Nov 1, 2012 · Hurricanes are large rotating tropical storms with winds in excess of 119 kilometers per hour. They usually form in the Atlantic Ocean but can develop in other oceans as well. 
- Where Hurricanes Are Born - Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution- May 1, 2018 · Where Hurricanes Are Born Most Atlantic hurricanes begin to form over Africa, where hot, dry desert air meets cool, wet air over jungle regions farther south. In the seam … 
- What happens in the ocean as a hurricane passes over?- Hurricanes are the most powerful storms on the planet, spanning hundreds of miles (kilometers). We know them for the destruction they cause when they reach land. Their high winds, heavy … 
- How does the ocean affect storms? - Woods Hole Oceanographic …- Warm summer temperatures often bring thunderstorms. Under the right conditions, some of those storms can grow into large tropical storms. Or even monstrous hurricanes. These massive … 
- How a hurricane forms – Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution- Measurements of the heat stored in the in upper 1,000 meters of the ocean is critical for forecasting hurricane intensity. Hurricanes gather energy from warm water at the ocean … 
- The Oceans Have Their Own Weather Systems - Woods Hole …- Apr 13, 2006 · In the 87 days that Dennis McGillicuddy and colleagues spent in the Sargasso Sea in the summer of 2005, they were tossed around or chased by four hurricanes and two tropical … 
- Underwater Volcanoes - Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution- Apr 14, 2010 · Where do volcanoes form? Volcanoes occur in many different parts of the world and in many different geologic settings. Most large or explosive volcanoes are found on or … 
- What’s After the Day After Tomorrow? - Woods Hole …- Hurricanes cannot form in the Arctic. In addition, no storm could grow large enough to cover the entire northern hemisphere. Storms and strong winds form because of a gradient in … 
- Earthquakes and Seismic Waves - Woods Hole Oceanographic …- Mar 10, 2024 · Earthquakes release energy as seismic waves, revealing Earth's interior and helping locate quake sources to understand tectonic processes and earthquake physics. 
- Blue Holes and Hurricanes - Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution- May 12, 2017 · Blue holes also hold evidence of hurricanes that swept over the Atlantic in the past. Donnelly has been working on reconstructing a history of storms going back thousands …