San Antonio Corpus Christi a. 26 b. 28 c. 30 d. 32 and color coded for hurricane strength. August 23 Houston Sea Surface Temperature ("C) a. were b. were not a. insignificant b. minimal c. significant Aug 26- 32 August 30 TD/TS Aug 28 1 2 3 4 Figure 2. NASA Earth Observatory surface water temperatures on 23 and 30 AUG 2017. [NASA] -Aug 25 Hurricane Category Aug 30 -Aug 23 4. According to Figure 2, temperatures in the region where the first hurricane force winds were reported were near °C. COS 13-4 5. The Tropical Cyclone Report, Hurricane Harvy, produced by the National Hurricane Center, reports that Harvey experienced its highest sustained winds while making landfall in Texas. Figure 2 indicates that during its approach to Texas it had been traveling over ocean among the warmest reported on the map. surfaces that 6. The pattern of the western Gulf of Mexico sea-surface temperatures in the 30 August (right) 2017 image indicated that the area of warm water that supplied latent heat to Harvey provided amounts of heat for the storm's development. Figure 3 shows the height of the storm surge above MHHW (Mean Higher High Water) from Harvey, MHHW is basically the height the water reached above the highest tide or ground level. Coastal areas in pink were under storm surge warnings and purple under storm surge watches.

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Among the conditions that form hurricanes are broad expanses of ocean with surface
temperatures of at least 26.5°C (about 80°F). Figure 2 displays surface ocean temperatures on 23
and 30 August 2017, near Harvey's landfall. The western Gulf of Mexico sea-surface
temperatures range from dark red for 32°C to dark blue at 26°C, with the detailed legend below
and to the left of the map. On the right, the temperatures on 30 August use the same scale, with
the Harvey track added and color coded for hurricane strength.
San Antonio
a. 26
b. 28
Corpus Christi
c. 30
d. 32
3
August 23
Houston
a. were
b. were not
August 30
Sea Surface Temperature ("C)
Hurricane Category
2 3 4
26
28
TD/TS 1
Figure 2. NASA Earth Observatory surface water temperatures on 23 and 30 AUG 2017.
[NASA]
30
a. insignificant
b. minimal
c. significant
Aug 26 Aug 28
-Aug 25
Aug 30
4. According to Figure 2, temperatures in the region where the first hurricane force winds were
reported were near
°C.
-Aug 23
COS 13-4
5. The Tropical Cyclone Report. Hurricane Harvy, produced by the National Hurricane
Center, reports that Harvey experienced its highest sustained winds while making landfall in
Texas. Figure 2 indicates that during its approach to Texas it had been traveling over ocean
among the warmest reported on the map.
surfaces that
6. The pattern of the western Gulf of Mexico sea-surface temperatures in the 30 August (right)
2017 image indicated that the area of warm water that supplied latent heat to Harvey
provided
amounts of heat for the storm's development.
Figure 3 shows the height of the storm surge above MHHW (Mean Higher High Water) from
Harvey, MHHW is basically the height the water reached above the highest tide or ground level.
Coastal areas in pink were under storm surge warnings and purple under storm surge watches.
Transcribed Image Text:Among the conditions that form hurricanes are broad expanses of ocean with surface temperatures of at least 26.5°C (about 80°F). Figure 2 displays surface ocean temperatures on 23 and 30 August 2017, near Harvey's landfall. The western Gulf of Mexico sea-surface temperatures range from dark red for 32°C to dark blue at 26°C, with the detailed legend below and to the left of the map. On the right, the temperatures on 30 August use the same scale, with the Harvey track added and color coded for hurricane strength. San Antonio a. 26 b. 28 Corpus Christi c. 30 d. 32 3 August 23 Houston a. were b. were not August 30 Sea Surface Temperature ("C) Hurricane Category 2 3 4 26 28 TD/TS 1 Figure 2. NASA Earth Observatory surface water temperatures on 23 and 30 AUG 2017. [NASA] 30 a. insignificant b. minimal c. significant Aug 26 Aug 28 -Aug 25 Aug 30 4. According to Figure 2, temperatures in the region where the first hurricane force winds were reported were near °C. -Aug 23 COS 13-4 5. The Tropical Cyclone Report. Hurricane Harvy, produced by the National Hurricane Center, reports that Harvey experienced its highest sustained winds while making landfall in Texas. Figure 2 indicates that during its approach to Texas it had been traveling over ocean among the warmest reported on the map. surfaces that 6. The pattern of the western Gulf of Mexico sea-surface temperatures in the 30 August (right) 2017 image indicated that the area of warm water that supplied latent heat to Harvey provided amounts of heat for the storm's development. Figure 3 shows the height of the storm surge above MHHW (Mean Higher High Water) from Harvey, MHHW is basically the height the water reached above the highest tide or ground level. Coastal areas in pink were under storm surge warnings and purple under storm surge watches.
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