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Hurricane Hazards In Depth
Strong Winds
157 mph in Category 5 storms
not as fast as tornadoes, but much more widespread
wind velocities are higher on the “right side” of the cyclone
speed of storm and wind speed
highest storms surges also occur along the right side
Storm Surge/Flood/High Waves
ocean water pushed towards the shore by strong winds (95% of surge)
rough, turbulent waves
especially close to and on the right side of the eyewall
eye is a low-pressure zone; seawater builds up (5% of surge)
especially bad if it coincides with the high tide
water level increased by up to 30 feet
water moves inland which leads to flooding
Hurricane Katrina (category 5) in Gulfport, MS (August, 29, 2005)
peak surge estimated at 28 feet in this location
59% of deaths in the US related to hurricanes from 1970-1999 were due to inland flooding
related to storm surge and heavy rainfall
Heavy Rainfall
often after passage of the hurricane
dying hurricane holds massive volumes of water
causes inland flooding
can be caused by low-intensity hurricanes (like a Category 1) or tropical storms
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