Articles Exercises 2 - a/an/the

According to a an the x National Weather Service, a an the x cyclones are a an the x areas of circulating winds that rotate counterclockwise in a an the x Northern Hemisphere and clockwise in a an the x Southern Hemisphere. They are generally accompanied by some kind of a an the x precipitation and by a an the x stormy weather. a an the x tornadoes and a an the x hurricanes are a an the x types of cyclones, as are a an the x typhoons, which are a an the x storms that occur in a an the x western Pacific Ocean. a an the x hurricane is a an the x cyclone that forms over a an the x tropical oceans and seas and has a an the x winds of at least seventy-four miles a an the x hour. a an the x hurricane rotates in a an the x shape of a an the x oval or a an the x circle. a an the x hurricanes can cause a an the x great environmental damage. a an the x Hurricane Andrew, which hit a an the x coasts of Louisiana and southern Florida in August 1992, caused a an the x extreme devastation. In terms of a an the x environmental damage, a an the x Hurricane Andrew is one of a an the x most devastating hurricanes ever to hit a an the x United States. Fourteen people died because of a an the x Andrew's effects.