Listen. 1  The signs and symptoms of hypermobile Ehlers-Danlos syndrome vary but may include: 2  Although hypermobile Ehlers-Danlos syndrome is thought to be a genetic condition, the underlying cause is unknown in most cases. A small percentage of people with this condition have a change (mutation) in the TNXB gene.
The right side of the hurricane is the strongest because a hurricane rotates counterclockwise. As a result the wind speed on the right side is the sum of the speed at which the hurricane is rotating and the storm's forward speed.
This rain can stretch for hundreds of miles past the location where the storm originally hits land, and the hardest-hit areas often receive up to 10 inches of rain. Another occurrence during a hurricane is the storm surge, which is the rapid rise in the water level at the coast. This is mostly caused by the high winds of the hurricane, and it leads to damage to homes and other structures built near the coast line. The high winds that occur during hurricanes are incredibly dangerous, reaching speeds of up to 155 miles per hour in the worse cases.