a hurricane gets its name at the tropical cyclone stage.
a hurricane gets its name at the tropical cyclone stage.
what stage does a hurricane get its name?
tropical cyclone
the atlantic hurricane database (hurdat) recognizes eleven tropical cyclones for the 1880 season. in the 1880 there were two tropical storms, seven hurricanes, and two major hurricanes in the atlantic basin. several of the storms caused considerable loss of life. tropical storm one impacted the texas coast in late june. hurricane two was, at one point, an intense category 4 hurricane. it caused extensive destruction and loss of life at matamoros, mexico, and at port isabel, texas. hurricane three impacted cuba, jamaica and the bahamas; it caused thirty deaths in jamaica. hurricane four made two landfalls, both in florida. the first was near present-day cocoa beach on august 29 as a category 2 hurricane and the second was on the florida panhandle as a tropical storm. the storm caused a shipwreck resulting in several deaths. hurricane five was a category 1 hurricane active between august 26 and september 4, which remained at sea. hurricane six originated as a tropical storm in the gulf of mexico, which, having crossed the florida peninsula, developed into a category 1 hurricane off the coast of south carolina on september 9. hurricane seven was a category 1 hurricane first seen on september 8 off the coast of georgia. it moved northwards and on september 10 hit newfoundland as a tropical storm. hurricane eight was an intense category 4 hurricane active at the end of september and start of october. it did not make landfall anywhere but was responsible for several shipwrecks. hurricane nine developed from a tropical storm in the gulf of mexico. it impacted both the yucatán peninsula and florida and brought violent gales along the eastern seaboard between cape hatteras and jacksonville, florida. hurricane ten was a category 1 hurricane that formed south of bermuda on october 10. although it never made landfall and weakened first to a tropical storm then to an extratropical storm within a week, it did strike several ships. the last storm of the year was tropical storm eleven which is known to have existed for three days in october to the northeast of the abaco islands.
1880 atlantic hurricane season
however, michael eisner has been criticized for his management style. the book "disneywar" by james b. stewart is an exposé of eisner's 20-year tenure as chairman and ceo at the walt disney company. stewart describes some of the following:









































bullet::::- the struggle to get "who framed roger rabbit" made in time and on budget despite the ambitions of robert zemeckis and richard williams to make the film bigger and bolder.









































bullet::::- eisner's tension with frank wells before wells's death









































bullet::::- eisner's friendship-turned-rivalry with jeffrey katzenberg









































bullet::::- eisner's tension with michael ovitz during ovitz's short-lived presidency.
criticism of the walt disney company