Dear all!
Today I'd like to tell you about an article which I've read recently.
I've chosen this article because it tells us everything about the hurricane, and I'd like to learn more about it. Nowadays our climate is changing very quickly, it is a big problem, and there are a lot of cataclysms, so we should be ready for anything.
As we all know hurricane is a large rotating storm that forms over tropical or subtropical waters in the Atlantic.It is one of the most terrifying natural phenomenon, which brings a lot of destructions and sometimes death. From this article I'd like to learn more about hurricanes, cyclones and typhoons, and what will be with our climate in the future.
This article is very useful, and I've learned a lot of things from it. Now I know that storms are given names once they have sustained winds of more than 39mph. Hurricanes are gauged by something called the Saffir-Simpson hurricane wind scale, which runs from one to five and measures speed. Also I've learned about the difference between hurricanes and typhoons: the difference is in the location where they occur. In the Atlantic, the term “hurricane” is used, while “typhoon” is used in the Pacific.One more thing that I've learned is that almost all hurricanes develop once the northern hemisphere approaches summer, with the hurricane season running from 1 June to 30 November. The season peaks between August and October.
All the information in the article is clear, I really liked it. This article is very interesting, it describes the hurricanes in details. I recommend you to read it.
Today I'd like to tell you about an article which I've read recently.
I've chosen this article because it tells us everything about the hurricane, and I'd like to learn more about it. Nowadays our climate is changing very quickly, it is a big problem, and there are a lot of cataclysms, so we should be ready for anything.
As we all know hurricane is a large rotating storm that forms over tropical or subtropical waters in the Atlantic.It is one of the most terrifying natural phenomenon, which brings a lot of destructions and sometimes death. From this article I'd like to learn more about hurricanes, cyclones and typhoons, and what will be with our climate in the future.
This article is very useful, and I've learned a lot of things from it. Now I know that storms are given names once they have sustained winds of more than 39mph. Hurricanes are gauged by something called the Saffir-Simpson hurricane wind scale, which runs from one to five and measures speed. Also I've learned about the difference between hurricanes and typhoons: the difference is in the location where they occur. In the Atlantic, the term “hurricane” is used, while “typhoon” is used in the Pacific.One more thing that I've learned is that almost all hurricanes develop once the northern hemisphere approaches summer, with the hurricane season running from 1 June to 30 November. The season peaks between August and October.
All the information in the article is clear, I really liked it. This article is very interesting, it describes the hurricanes in details. I recommend you to read it.
Julia, it is an iteresting article you've chosen, because of the climate that is changing now. So it is better for us and our lives see the nature of such phenomena in our life. I've read the article too, I found some new useful information. Thank you for sharing the link with us, you followers!
ОтветитьУдалитьThank you for your comment:))
ОтветитьУдалитьHello Julia,
ОтветитьУдалитьI'm sorry but you've copied the following excerpt from the article you had to summarise: "almost all hurricanes develop once the northern hemisphere approaches summer, with the hurricane season running from 1 June to 30 November. The season peaks between August and October", which constitutes plagiarism. You should have written it in your own words by summarising the information.
Also, remember that the pronoun "our" is used to refer to objects and things in Russian. In English it is more common to do as I explained below:
Nowadays **our > THE climate ON THE PLANET is changing