Hurricane signal uses which description?

• A. Red White Red = Two square red flags with black centers
• B. Two Red Lights
• C. White over Red - Two Red Pennants
• D. Storm - 48-63 KTS - Two Red Lights

Answer: (A)

The key idea is that hurricane warnings are conveyed by flag signals, not by lights. The hurricane signal is shown by a flag pattern described as Red White Red, which corresponds to two square red flags with black centers. This flag-based signal is the specific daytime indication for a hurricane, setting it apart from night signals (which use lights) or other flag patterns that indicate different conditions. So the description that matches two square red flags with black centers is the correct one.