Cause of a Huricane

The Saffir Simpson Scale rates the destructive power of a hurricane from one to five. A hurricane that is rated one causes little damage to plants and mobile homes. A two usually causes major damage to building roofs, Mobile homes, and a few trees are often blown over. A hurricane with a rating of three blows down large trees, causes damage to small buildings, and Destroys some mobile homes. A four hurricane floods building close to the ocean and wipes out all mobile homes. The most powerfull hurricane is a five, causing extensive damage to homes and large buildings, completly distroying small building, and causing damage to structures within 500 meters of the ocean.