Hurricane destruction / by Dougal Dixon

By:

Dixon, Dougal

Contributor(s):

Alston, John [illustrator ]

Material type: Text

TextSeries: Expedtion earthPublication details: Columbus, Ohio : Waterbird Books ; 2004.Description: 32 pages : color illustrations ;maps ; 29 cmISBN:

9781577688686

Subject(s):

natural disasters -- non-fiction

DDC classification:

363.34

LOC classification:

QC944.2

Summary: Examines hurricanes, how wind is formed that creates them, where most hurricanes occur, how scientists detect them, and case studies for the Galveston disaster in 1900 and Hurricane Andrew in 1992.

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Examines hurricanes, how wind is formed that creates them, where most hurricanes occur, how scientists detect them, and case studies for the Galveston disaster in 1900 and Hurricane Andrew in 1992.

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