A.the wind speed is greater here since the wind is traveling in the same general direction as the storm's track
B.the direction of the wind and seas might carry a vessel into the path of the storm
C.the seas are higher because of greater wind speed
D.All of the above
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A.Starboard quarter,hold course and make as much speed as possible
B.Port bow,hold course and make as much speed as possible until the hurricane has passed
C.Port quarter,maintain course and make as much speed as possible
D.Starboard bow and heave to until the hurricane has passed
A.Southwest,clockwise to northwest
B.Northeast,clockwise to west-southwest
C.Northeast,counterclockwise to northwest
D.East,counterclockwise to south-southwest
A.Changes direction clockwise,as from north to east,etc
B.Changes direction violently and erratically
C.Remains constant in direction and speed
D.Changes direction counterclockwise,as from south to east,etc
A.Westerlies
B.Easterlies
C.Northerlies
D.Southerlies
A.The center of the storm will by-pass you
B.The storm will strike you on the starboard side
C.You are in the direct path of the storm and should take immediate steps to batten down loose gear
D.The storm is starting to break up
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In the Northern Hemisphere,when the wind at your location is northerly,the low pressure center causing the wind is located to your().
When a hurricane passes into high latitudes over colder water and the source of heat is disrupted,the storm assumes the characteristics of().
What kind of pressure systems travel in easterly waves().
In the Northern Hemisphere a wind is said to veer when the wind().
Which condition indicates that you are in a hurricane’s dangerous semicircle in the Northern hemisphere().
When experiencing heavy winds,you should reef sails to().
In the Northern Hemisphere,an observer at point II in the weather system should experience a wind shift from the().
Steady precipitation is typical of().
Wen a hurricane passes over colder water or land and loses its tropical characteristics,the storm becomes a(n)().
In regions near the poles,the winds are generally described as().