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What is the average speed of movement of a hurricane prior to recurvature?

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What is the average speed of movement of a hurricane prior to recurvature?

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• Typical forward speed of tropical cyclones in low and mid-latitudes • Difference between slow-moving vs fast-moving hurricanes • How recurvature usually happens as a storm moves into higher latitudes

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• Think about whether hurricanes in the tropics usually crawl along very slowly, or if they move more like a normal ship at sea. • Compare each choice with what you know about typical tropical cyclone speeds reported on weather charts and advisories. • Ask yourself: just before recurvature, is the storm usually at its slowest, average, or fastest forward speed?

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• Eliminate any options that seem more like speeds of drifting currents rather than storms. • Eliminate options that sound more like speeds of a fast-moving front or squall line than a hurricane. • Focus on what is commonly described as a typical or average forward speed in weather texts, not an extreme slow or extreme fast case.

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What is the average speed of movement of a hurricane prior to recurvature?

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What is the average speed of movement of a hurricane prior to recurvature?

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🔍 Key Concepts

• Typical forward speed of tropical cyclones in low and mid-latitudes • Difference between slow-moving vs fast-moving hurricanes • How recurvature usually happens as a storm moves into higher latitudes

💭 Think About

• Think about whether hurricanes in the tropics usually crawl along very slowly, or if they move more like a normal ship at sea. • Compare each choice with what you know about typical tropical cyclone speeds reported on weather charts and advisories. • Ask yourself: just before recurvature, is the storm usually at its slowest, average, or fastest forward speed?

✅ Before You Answer

• Eliminate any options that seem more like speeds of drifting currents rather than storms. • Eliminate options that sound more like speeds of a fast-moving front or squall line than a hurricane. • Focus on what is commonly described as a typical or average forward speed in weather texts, not an extreme slow or extreme fast case.

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