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Why do you think meteorologists use a cone-shaped area for the hurricane’s path instead of a straight line?
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Why do you think meteorologists use a cone-shaped area for the hurricane’s path instead of a straight line?

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hurricanes start much larger and with greater force than when they end. hurricanes are made of water and wind whereas tornados are just made of wind. hurricanes landing on soil slows them down
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