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Storm Surge
A rising of the sea as a result of atmospheric pressure changes and wind associated with a storm
Hail Storm
ice particles falling from sky. warm season feature
Lightning
associated with rain, hail and powerful up-currents of air within the clouds of summer storms. large pacific changed electrical currents frozen layer up with negative elecrtical charge
Hurricane development
Hurricanes begin as small areas of low pressure called tropical depressions. When sustained wind spd. reach 39-73 mph become a tropical storm. Become hurricanes when wind reaches 74 mph
Severe storm scales
Minimal: 74-95 mph winds- mobile homes signs, veg. damage
Moderate
Extensive
Extreme
Catastophic: 155 mph winds. All trees stripped if not blown down
Adaptation
Community preparedness, aid, insurance
Forecasting and Warning
Doppler Radar, technology can predict/warn up to 10 days in advance
Protection
shelter in homes, sea walls, sandbags
Land Use
Restrictions on on-shore development, building codes