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Which provides the most direct source of energy for a hurricane?(1 point)
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warm ocean water
warm ocean water
friction with the ground
friction with the ground
heating of the air by the sun
heating of the air by the sun
rising, swirling winds
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warm ocean water
Hurricanes get their energy from heat and moisture evaporating from warm ocean surfaces; the released latent heat during condensation powers the storm.
Hurricanes get their energy from heat and moisture evaporating from warm ocean surfaces; the released latent heat during condensation powers the storm.
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