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It’s forming in the Atlantic …
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- Hurricanes – they have only one positive – that is you have time to prepare and if needed, get out of the way.
- But hurricanes come with multiple negatives – they are the world’s most dangerous storms – they come ashore as a large storm that can wreck havoc along the coastline and inland – they spawn tornadoes when it hits dry land – and they dump a lot of rain that floods a large geographical area:
INFO: hurricanes 101 - Hurricanes are dangerous storms that can destroy communities and take many lives:
INFO: why are hurricanes so dangeroug - But unlike tornadoes and earthquakes that are sudden, hurricanes, with the use of the technological measurements and forecasts, give you time to make preparations that can save property and loved ones.
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How do hurricanes form?
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- What is the difference between a hurricane and typhoon? Nothing! They are both the same weather phenomenon.
- The only difference is where they form and are located – if in the Atlantic Ocean, they are called hurricanes – if in the Pacific, they are called typhoons. And if you are traveling in the Indian Ocean, they are referred to as cyclones.
- In either location, they function like giant engines that use warm, moist air as fuel:
INFO: how do hurricanes form - Once they form, it becomes a race for forecasters and monitors to track the storm in order to give ample warning on its potential land hit:
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It starts with storm surge
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- A storm surge is the rising of the sea level as the result of atmospheric pressure changes – one of the climatic changes due to an approaching hurricane:
INFO: storm surge overview - With rising sea levels and increased winds can cause catastrophic damage along coastal areas:
INFO: why a storm surge can be the deadliest part of a hurricane - Imagine yourself being in low level coastal area when sea water comes crashing in – that was particularly dangerous in New Orleans where parts of the city is below sea level:
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Coming ashore!
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- Eventually the hurricane track can come ashore or veer offtrack. If ashore, then watch out! It all depends on the strength of the hurricane once it hits the shoreline:
INFO: how to survive hurricane - Category 1: winds range from 74 to 95 mph.
- Category 2: winds range between 96 and 110 mph
- Category 3: winds range from 111 to 129 mph
- Category 4: winds range from 130 to 156 mph
- Category 5: winds are 157 mph or higher
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And now the cleanup
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- The visual effect of a devasting hurricane is without words. Any hurricane of category size can cause havac. Even those that are downgraded to tropical storms can hit areas with drenches of rain – as witness when hurricane Sandy hit the Jersey shore.
- With that said, take hurricanes seriously. And in the event of hurricane tracking towards your area, make the necessary preparations to protect home, property and lives.
- Estimated costs and pics:
SOURCE NOAA.GOV: Katrina (2005: $108 billion) | Sandy (2012: $71.4 billion) | Ike (2008: $29.5 billion) | Andrew (1992) $26.5 billion) | Wilma (2005: $20.6 billion) - What comments can you share?
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