Biology, 10.12.2019 06:31 copelandgarret9972

the image shows the cone forecast map of a hurricane. location p is marked in the upper right part of the map.

which statement best describes the risk of damage due to the hurricane at p?

a)
the risk is high as p lies near the border of the potential track area.

b)
the risk is low as p lies where the hurricane is predicted to lose strength.

c)
the risk is low as p lies far from the current center of the hurricane’s path.

d)
the risk is high as p lies directly on the predicted center of the hurricane’s path.

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