Meteorology [true/false] 1) peak of the season for hurricanes in the atlantic is from mid-june to late september. 2) land masses heat and cool faster than the ocean, therefore, global isotherms tend to stay parallel when crossing different land/ocean surface conditions. 3) a hurricane is a type of tropical cyclone, which is a generic term for a low pressure system that generally forms in the tropics. 4) el niño conditions always suppress hurricane development while la niña conditions always favor development. 5) jet streams are stronger during the winter months because at this time of year the surface temperature contrasts are weaker.