Facts about Hurricane Rita
Hurricanes are tropical cyclones characterized by low-pressure centers and numerous thunderstorms. The Atlantic has always been a region, known for tropical cyclones. Hurricane Rita was the fourth hurricane in the Atlantic hurricane season of 2005. Here are some facts about it...| Comments on article "Facts about Hurricane Rita" | |||||||||
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