Who do the hurricane hunters give data to? A) National weather service in Miami Florida

B) National hurricane center in Norman Oklahoma

C) National Hurricane Center, in Miami Florida

D) National weather service in Norman Oklahoma

C) National Hurricane Center, in Miami Florida

Explanation:

"Hurricane hunters" refer to people who gather data about tropical cyclones by actually flying into them. This allows them to obtain the actual barometric pressure of hurricanes, including the wind flow speed. The data gathered are then sent to the "National Hurricane Center," which is located in Miami Florida. It has the mission to analyze dangerous storms in order to save many lives by warning people and providing weather forecasts. They also monitor those locations with disturbed weather conditions.

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