Ready to see how a city responds when the wind starts climbing? Hurricane Simulator is a hands-on storm simulator where you control the conditions and watch the scene change in real time. Move the wind speed from a gentle breeze toward extreme hurricane force to send residents seeking shelter, bend or uproot trees, and damage buildings. Push the storm further to trigger a roaming tornado, or switch to rain and flood mode to watch water rise across the streets. Live telemetry keeps track of wind speed and residents' status as the city reacts. There are no levels to beat, so experiment at your own pace, then explore more city and weather simulation games.
How to Play Hurricane Simulator
1. Start with the wind speed slider. Drag it or click along the scale to choose a target from 0 to 500 MPH, then watch the city respond as the storm intensifies.
2. Raise the speed gradually to see each change. Residents may panic and run toward the shelter, trees will sway and eventually fall, and stronger winds can damage buildings. Around 250 MPH, a tornado can form and sweep through the scene.
3. Select the rain or flood mode button to trade hurricane winds for rainfall and rising water. Keep an eye on the telemetry panels for wind speed, sheltered residents, missing residents, and people still on the streets.
4. Use +5 CIVILIANS to add residents or +3 TREES to grow the scene. Click the canvas to place a resident at that spot and slightly increase the target wind speed. Choose RESET CITY whenever you want to start a fresh experiment.
Tips & Tricks for Hurricane Simulator
Try these ideas to get more from your storm simulator:
1. Increase wind speed in small steps. Slower changes make it easier to notice when residents flee, trees fall, and buildings begin to crack.
2. Watch the shelter and street counts together. They show how the city's residents respond as danger rises.
3. Compare hurricane and flood modes with the same city setup. Add residents and trees first so you can observe how each hazard affects the scene differently.
4. Save the 500 MPH setting for a dramatic final test; extreme winds bring intense warnings and powerful destruction effects.
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