noun a storm with a violent wind, in particular a tropical cyclone in the Caribbean.
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Hurricanes are intense tropical storms with strong winds and heavy rainfall that can cause significant damage and destruction.
Hurricanes often form in specific regions such as the Atlantic Ocean and impact coastal areas.
Insurance companies assess risks and provide coverage for damages caused by hurricanes.
Hurricanes are influenced by climate patterns and can be studied to understand climate change impacts.
Hurricanes require emergency preparedness and response efforts to protect lives and property.
Hurricanes receive extensive media coverage to inform the public and raise awareness about the storm's impact.
The writer used vivid descriptions of the hurricane to set the scene in the novel.
The meteorologist tracked the path of the hurricane and provided updates on its intensity.
The emergency management specialist coordinated evacuation plans in preparation for the hurricane.
The insurance adjuster assessed the damage caused by the hurricane and processed claims for affected policyholders.
The engineer evaluated the structural integrity of buildings after the hurricane to determine if they were safe for occupancy.
The journalist reported on the aftermath of the hurricane, including stories of resilience and recovery.
The government official declared a state of emergency in response to the approaching hurricane and mobilized resources for relief efforts.
The environmental scientist studied the impact of the hurricane on local ecosystems and wildlife populations.
The disaster relief worker provided aid and support to communities affected by the hurricane, distributing food, water, and supplies.
The risk analyst assessed the potential financial impact of the hurricane on businesses and industries in the affected region.