The purpose of this experiment was to compare the severity of hurricanes
in El Nino, La Nina seasons, and neither (control). To carry out this
experiment, much information was found on the deaths, property damage, and
average catastrophic levels (cat. level), caused by the hurricane in each of
the three seasons (shown above). Next, charts and graphs were created to show
the information in pictorial form, and helped make the conclusion much easier
to understand for me and the reader. Once these graphs and charts were
created, the act of analyzing process began.
After completing the charts and graphs, it was found that El Nino caused
the most property damage, average amount of property damage, average number
of deaths, and the total number of deaths. It was concluded that El Nino
caused the more dangerous hurricanes while La Nina caused hurricanes with the
highest average catastrophic level. And the Control (neither El Nino or La
nina seasons) seemed to be the average of El Nino and La nina.