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star1942 | 14:11 Wed 17th Oct 2007 | Weather
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can we have hurricanes in great britain
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No- a hurricane is a tropical storm! and to have a tropical storm you need to be in the tropical regions of the world! for example the carribbean, indian ocean! they only occur within 5 degress to 20 degrees north and south of the equator! as the sea temp. has to be above 26^. they do not occur on the equator or within 5 degrees north or south because there is insufficient motion from the rotating Earth to start the storm spinninng.
i was in wales, quite a few years back now, but during my stay we were encounted by 'hurricane charlie' ???
Yes sir, how many would you like?
You cant get hurricanes in Britain, FACT!!!! We might get severe storms, but there not hurricanes!
I thought a hurricane was a wind above 73mph, so yes sure we can get them.
Hurricanes only occur N Atlantic Ocean, the NE Pacific Ocean east of the dateline(carribbean/florida etc), or the S Pacific Ocean. The same storm occurring over the NW Pacific Ocean west of the dateline is called a typhoon(india etc); one occurring over Australia and the Indian Ocean is a tropical cyclone, but the winds rotate clockwise.
It is winds over 74mph, we can get storms of that intensity but it would not be called a hurricane.
We had quite a few during the second World War, but that's History!!

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