In the fall, how does the high pressure area
affect the hurricane?

Hurricanes occur when ocean water warms during the spring, summer and early fall.

Explanation:

Warm air just above the water’s surface rises. The rising warm air creates a reduction in pressure at the surface, what meteorologists call a low-pressure area. Because nearby air is at a higher pressure, it will flow into the low-pressure zone.

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