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Once a hurricane moves over land, it loses its moisture supply so the air contains less moisture. Air must rise further before it reaches a temperature where it can no longer hold the level of ...

Even stranger, each of them is expected to hit land on the same day: Saturday. First, there's record-shattering Hurricane Irma ... It is forecast to pass over or very close to South Florida ...

Land crews arranged stockpiles of debris ... along in the rest of the state as well. TEMA estimated over 2 million cubic yards of hurricane debris has been hauled out of Tennessee's waterways.

The rising moist air condenses, which releases heat and forms a warm core inside the hurricane. Professor Pinaki Chakraborty and Dr. Lin Li studied the thermodynamics of hurricanes as part of a ...