Section A: Hurricane Hazel occurred in Toronto, Ontario Friday, October 15, 1954 about 23 hours. This natural disaster has caused 81 deaths and about 1900 families homeless. Hurricane Hazel was a category 4. In addition, in just one day, the winds reached 124 km / h and 20 centimeters of rainfall. We saw Hurricane Hazel for the first time October 5, 1954 in the tropics and later Hazel was routed in the middle of the United States. The hurricane ended Oct. 16, 1954 in southern Ontario. In the same vein, a hurricane forms when moist air that runs along the water (oceans). Then, water moisture rises into the biosphere, the steam becoming colder and form water droplets. By condensation, condensation releases heat into the air and reduces
