Hurricanes-2022 (Responses)

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1	Timestamp	Name (First Last)	Hurricane	Year	Month	Which way does the cyclone in your hurricane appear to spin?	Eye	Wind Speed	Origin	Equator	Why do hurricanes form in the region just north of the equator	Pressure vs Speed	Windspeed and Landfall	Track of the hurricane	Landfall	Category

2	2/8/2022 21:24:18	JP Green	Rita	2005	September	counterclockwise	It appears clear in the eye of the hurricane	over sea	Caribbean	no	Warmer water?	Air pressure and windspeed are inversely proportional. As one goes up, the other goes down.	Windspeed decreases	clockwise	Texas	category 5 (156 pmh or greater)
3	2/8/2022 21:08:14	Bhavika	Maria	2017	September	counterclockwise	Clouds appear higher than the surrounding clouds	over sea	Caribbean	no	Hurricanes need a lot of heat to form and a sea surface temperature of at least 26°C, which is why they usually occur over tropical seas.	Air pressure and windspeed are proportional. As one goes up, the other goes up.	Windspeed decreases	clockwise	Florida	category 5 (156 pmh or greater)
4	2/8/2022 21:15:39	Jactel Cabrera	Mitch	1998	October	counterclockwise	It appears clear in the eye of the hurricane	over sea	Caribbean	no	Warmer water	Air pressure and windspeed are inversely proportional. As one goes up, the other goes down.	Windspeed decreases	It does not appear to hook to the left or right	It does not hit the US	category 5 (156 pmh or greater)
5	2/8/2022 21:11:53	Tiffany Cabrera	Katrina	2005	August	counterclockwise	Clouds appear lower than the surrounding clouds	over sea	Caribbean	no	Because it is summer, the days are longer, and the Earth is tilted closer to the Sun. There is a heating effect on the water that triggers the cycle.	Air pressure and windspeed are inversely proportional. As one goes up, the other goes down.	Windspeed decreases	clockwise	Louisiana	category 5 (156 pmh or greater)
6	2/8/2022 21:14:07	Erick Hernandez	Matthew	2016	September	counterclockwise	Clouds appear higher than the surrounding clouds	over sea	Caribbean	no	Longer days and heat	Air pressure and windspeed are inversely proportional. As one goes up, the other goes down.	Windspeed decreases	clockwise	It does not hit the US	category 5 (156 pmh or greater)
7	2/8/2022 21:15:44	Diana Contreras	Wilma	2005	October	counterclockwise	It appears clear in the eye of the hurricane	over sea	Caribbean	no	Warmth	Air pressure and windspeed are inversely proportional. As one goes up, the other goes down.	Windspeed decreases	clockwise	Florida	category 5 (156 pmh or greater)
8	2/8/2022 21:17:39	Sam Huse	Harvey	2017	August	counterclockwise	Clouds appear higher than the surrounding clouds	over sea	Caribbean	no	Warm waters and high and low pressure systems.	Air pressure and windspeed are inversely proportional. As one goes up, the other goes down.	Windspeed decreases	clockwise	Texas	category 4 (131-155 mph)
9	2/8/2022 21:19:04	Diego Estrada	Alex	2004	July	counterclockwise	Clouds appear higher than the surrounding clouds	over sea	Central Atlantic	no	Changes in temperature in warmer regions are the cause of hurricanes.	Air pressure and windspeed are inversely proportional. As one goes up, the other goes down.	Windspeed decreases	clockwise	It does not hit the US	category 3 (111-130 mph)
10	2/8/2022 21:19:05	Rayjann	Ivan	2004	September	counterclockwise		over sea	Caribbean	no	Pressure and moisture	Air pressure and windspeed are inversely proportional. As one goes up, the other goes down.	Windspeed decreases	clockwise	Florida	category 4 (131-155 mph)
11	2/8/2022 21:20:05	Patrick Lechuga	Felix 2007 (storm?)	2007	August	counterclockwise	It appears clear in the eye of the hurricane	over sea	Caribbean	no	difference in temperatures	Air pressure and windspeed are proportional. As one goes up, the other goes up.	Windspeed decreases	clockwise	It does not hit the US	category 5 (156 pmh or greater)
12	2/8/2022 21:21:34	Caterin Ortega	Dennis	2005	July	counterclockwise	Clouds appear higher than the surrounding clouds	over sea	NW Atlantic near Florida	no	warm water	Air pressure and windspeed are inversely proportional. As one goes up, the other goes down.	Windspeed decreases	clockwise	Louisiana	category 4 (131-155 mph)
13	2/8/2022 21:29:30	Thomas Kollie	Hugo	1989	September	counterclockwise	Clouds appear lower than the surrounding clouds	over sea	Caribbean	no	the global winds are large-scale high and low-pressure systems	Air pressure and windspeed are inversely proportional. As one goes up, the other goes down.	Windspeed decreases	clockwise	South Carolina	category 5 (156 pmh or greater)
14	2/8/2022 21:22:17	Will Warren	Sandy	2012	October	counterclockwise	Clouds appear lower than the surrounding clouds	over land	Caribbean	no	Warm, moist air	Air pressure and windspeed are inversely proportional. As one goes up, the other goes down.	Windspeed decreases	clockwise	MidAtlantic (New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Maryland, DC)	category 2 (96-110 mph)
15	2/8/2022 21:22:55	Stacey Luna	Floyd	1999	September	counterclockwise	Clouds appear higher than the surrounding clouds	over sea	NE Atlantic - near Cape Verde Islands & West Africa	no	it tends to be the warmest throughout the year	Air pressure and windspeed are inversely proportional. As one goes up, the other goes down.	Windspeed decreases	counterclockwise	North Carolina	category 4 (131-155 mph)
16	2/8/2022 21:23:01	Louise Xu	Irene	2011	August	counterclockwise	It appears clear in the eye of the hurricane	over sea	Caribbean	no	Falling cold air and the rising heat. There's also more moisture in the ocean area.	Air pressure and windspeed are inversely proportional. As one goes up, the other goes down.	Windspeed decreases
17	2/8/2022 21:23:18	Yocelin Quijada	Michael	2018	October	counterclockwise	Clouds appear lower than the surrounding clouds	over sea	NE Atlantic - near Spain	no	v	Air pressure and windspeed are inversely proportional. As one goes up, the other goes down.	Windspeed decreases	It does not appear to hook to the left or right	North Carolina	category 5 (156 pmh or greater)
18	2/8/2022 21:23:55	Mario	Andrew	1992	August	counterclockwise	It appears clear in the eye of the hurricane	over sea	Central Atlantic	no	Mixture of warm and cold air.	Air pressure and windspeed are inversely proportional. As one goes up, the other goes down.	Windspeed decreases	clockwise	Florida	category 5 (156 pmh or greater)
19	5/13/2022 14:00:20	Maria Salazar	Floyd	1999	September	counterclockwise	Clouds appear higher than the surrounding clouds	over sea	Central Atlantic	no	Hurricanes form in warm moist environments. The south of the equation is mostly cold.	Air pressure and windspeed are inversely proportional. As one goes up, the other goes down.	Windspeed decreases	clockwise	Mississippi	category 3 (111-130 mph)
20	7/10/2023 14:57:33	Thomas	Isabel	2003	September	counterclockwise		over sea	NE Atlantic - near Cape Verde Islands & West Africa	no	water heats up	Air pressure and windspeed are inversely proportional. As one goes up, the other goes down.	Windspeed increases	clockwise	Florida	category 5 (156 pmh or greater)
21	7/10/2023 15:00:31	Erica Kepski	Hugo	1989	September	counterclockwise	Clouds appear lower than the surrounding clouds	over sea	NE Atlantic - near Cape Verde Islands & West Africa	no	Warm temperatures and the Corolis effect	Air pressure and windspeed are inversely proportional. As one goes up, the other goes down.	Windspeed decreases	clockwise	South Carolina	category 5 (156 pmh or greater)
22	7/10/2023 15:01:25	Natalia Mattan-Hung	Sandy	2012	October	counterclockwise	It appears clear in the eye of the hurricane	over land	Caribbean	no	Area where warm temperature and humid air combine	Air pressure and windspeed are inversely proportional. As one goes up, the other goes down.	Windspeed decreases	counterclockwise	MidAtlantic (New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Maryland, DC)	category 3 (111-130 mph)
23	7/10/2023 15:02:16	Clarissa Barr	Allen	1980	July	counterclockwise		over sea	NE Atlantic - near Cape Verde Islands & West Africa	no	Coriolis force	Air pressure and windspeed are inversely proportional. As one goes up, the other goes down.	Windspeed decreases	It does not appear to hook to the left or right	Texas	category 5 (156 pmh or greater)
24	7/10/2023 15:02:30	Paul Sweigart	Joaquin	2015	September	counterclockwise	It appears clear in the eye of the hurricane	over land	NW Atlantic near Florida	no	Light strikes just north of the equator with a near 90 degree angle during the hurricane season.	Air pressure and windspeed are inversely proportional. As one goes up, the other goes down.	Windspeed increases	clockwise	It does not hit the US	category 4 (131-155 mph)
25	7/10/2023 15:03:24	Maya Wright	Ivan	2004	September	counterclockwise	It appears clear in the eye of the hurricane	over sea	Caribbean	no	The energy stays about the same year round near the equator. It always stays hot while the rest of the Earth changes temperature.	Air pressure and windspeed are inversely proportional. As one goes up, the other goes down.	Windspeed decreases	clockwise	Florida	category 5 (156 pmh or greater)
26	7/10/2023 15:04:49	Austin Rosen	Andrew	1992	September	counterclockwise	It appears clear in the eye of the hurricane	over sea	NW Atlantic near Florida	no	Based on how the earth axis tilts when it rotates this region receives a higher amount of light intensity causing hurricanes to more likely form.	Air pressure and windspeed are inversely proportional. As one goes up, the other goes down.	Windspeed decreases	counterclockwise	Florida	category 4 (131-155 mph)
27	7/10/2023 15:05:19	Sandra Columbus	Frances	2004	September	counterclockwise	It appears clear in the eye of the hurricane	over sea		no	Water temperature and air temperature change.	Air pressure and windspeed are inversely proportional. As one goes up, the other goes down.	Windspeed decreases	clockwise	Florida	category 3 (111-130 mph)
28	7/10/2023 15:06:01	Artem Guillermo	Wilma	1005	October	counterclockwise	It appears clear in the eye of the hurricane	over sea	Caribbean	no	At the equator there is most water evaporation due to more light in Fall, casing more circulation in the air. More evaporation = faster evaporation = faster air circulation	Air pressure and windspeed are inversely proportional. As one goes up, the other goes down.	Windspeed decreases	counterclockwise	Florida	category 5 (156 pmh or greater)
29	7/10/2023 15:06:51	Debbie Gray	Irene	2011	August	counterclockwise	Clouds appear lower than the surrounding clouds	over sea	Caribbean	no	Warming waters	Air pressure and windspeed are inversely proportional. As one goes up, the other goes down.	Windspeed decreases	clockwise	North Carolina	category 3 (111-130 mph)
30	7/10/2023 15:07:59	Sonrisa Wood	Rita	2005	September	counterclockwise	It appears clear in the eye of the hurricane	over sea	Caribbean	no	Largest bodies of warm water, since they are close to the equator.	Air pressure and windspeed are inversely proportional. As one goes up, the other goes down.	Windspeed decreases	clockwise	Louisiana	category 5 (156 pmh or greater)
31	7/10/2023 15:08:07	Kayla Dighero	Opal	1995	September	counterclockwise	Clouds appear higher than the surrounding clouds	over sea	Caribbean	no	Heat flows from hot to cold. There is the highest heat energy near the equator it will flow towards the artic pole.	Air pressure and windspeed are inversely proportional. As one goes up, the other goes down.	Windspeed decreases	clockwise	Florida	category 4 (131-155 mph)
32	7/10/2023 15:09:18	Aman Sandhu	Floyd	1999	September	counterclockwise	It appears clear in the eye of the hurricane	over sea		no	It’s where the water is the warmest because the sunlight is the most intense.	Air pressure and windspeed are inversely proportional. As one goes up, the other goes down.	Windspeed decreases	clockwise	Florida	category 4 (131-155 mph)
33	7/10/2023 15:09:35	Nevver Arabian	Ike	2008	September	counterclockwise	It appears clear in the eye of the hurricane	over sea	NW Atlantic near Florida	no	Coriolis Effect	Air pressure and windspeed are inversely proportional. As one goes up, the other goes down.	Windspeed decreases	counterclockwise	Florida	category 3 (111-130 mph)
34	7/10/2023 15:10:41	Akiko Arevalo	Michael	2018	October	counterclockwise	It appears clear in the eye of the hurricane	over land	Caribbean	no	The equator region gets most direct sunlight beginning around September. It had been heated mostly during this time and begins to cool (lose thermal energy), causing lower pressure.	Air pressure and windspeed are inversely proportional. As one goes up, the other goes down.	Windspeed increases	clockwise	Florida	category 5 (156 pmh or greater)
35	7/10/2023 15:11:22	Miriam Melville	Mitch	1998	October	counterclockwise	It appears clear in the eye of the hurricane	over sea	Caribbean	no	There is a high amount of light and temperatures are starting to change.	Air pressure and windspeed are inversely proportional. As one goes up, the other goes down.	Windspeed decreases	clockwise	It does not hit the US	category 5 (156 pmh or greater)
36	7/10/2023 15:11:27	Solorzano Perla	Florence	2018	August	counterclockwise	Clouds appear lower than the surrounding clouds	over sea	NE Atlantic - near Cape Verde Islands & West Africa	no	There is stronger vorticity near the equator. The Coriolis force is the strongest in these areas. Vertical wind shear is the greatest in these areas. These areas have the largest source of warm water.	Air pressure and windspeed are inversely proportional. As one goes up, the other goes down.	Windspeed decreases	It does not appear to hook to the left or right	North Carolina	category 4 (131-155 mph)
37	7/10/2023 15:18:31	Esmeralda Parra	Floyd	1999	September	counterclockwise	Clouds appear higher than the surrounding clouds	over sea	NE Atlantic - near Cape Verde Islands & West Africa	no	The days are longer, therefore more sunlight, meaning more heat energy, warming up the oceans. As the energy flows through the ecosystems the forces that can create hurricanes begin to form.	Air pressure and windspeed are inversely proportional. As one goes up, the other goes down.	Windspeed decreases	clockwise	Florida	category 4 (131-155 mph)
38	7/10/2023 15:12:14	Crissy Kelley	Ivan	2004	September	counterclockwise	It appears clear in the eye of the hurricane	over sea	Caribbean	no	The waiter warmsten cools on the land	Air pressure and windspeed are inversely proportional. As one goes up, the other goes down.	Windspeed decreases	clockwise	Florida	category 5 (156 pmh or greater)
39	7/10/2023 15:12:41	Laura Galvan	Emily	2005	July	counterclockwise	Clouds appear higher than the surrounding clouds	over sea	Caribbean	no	Due to warmer temperatures and Coriolis effect.	Air pressure and windspeed are inversely proportional. As one goes up, the other goes down.	Windspeed decreases	clockwise	It does not hit the US	category 5 (156 pmh or greater)
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