This year will be a first for the Coastal Hurricanes baseball program, according to head coach Jason Rockwell. “We have never played in a post-season game before,” said Rockwell. This year it becomes a reality as the Hurricanes will travel to Charleston, South Carolina to play in the South Carolina Homeschool Tournament. Four teams are in the tournament, Charleston, Columbia, Coastal and Upstate Eagles from Spartanburg.…
In September 1938, one America’s most deadly hurricanes raced through New England. There were a couple of conditions that made the Hurricane of ‘38 so severe. Like the weather of the New England, and the 20ft storm surge. These conditions made the hurricane much more damaging. Some of the damage sustained from the hurricane would include “entire communities wiped off the face of the Earth.”…
The final death count was 341 New York City firefighters, 23 New York City police officers, 37 Port Authority police officers, three court officers, 2 EMS works, and thousands of innocent civilians. People of every race and religion were affected. People lost brothers, sisters, mothers and fathers. As New york tried to move forward, they spent months putting out fires and searching for survivors. Nine months were spent simply removing 1.8 million tons of debris from the site.…
Trees were knocked down, electricity was lost, and houses got flooded. But before this catastrophe happened, everyone to cautious measures to get prepared to fight back. Personally, my family and I bought plywood to cover up all our windows, 10 gallons of water, and enough food to feed an army of very hungry soldiers. But it wasn't easy, this hurricane definitely taught me a several lessons. For example, when I went to, Publix to buy food, bread, and toilet paper they were wiped clean of all the supplies I needed.…
The wind was so strong it pulled off the slate shingles and they shot through the air killing tons of people. The water pressure was so strong it capsized many houses and at the end there was no high ground any more. There was nothing to be seen of Galveston anymore. Once the storm passed, corpses…
People living here in the Tri-State who have homes and loved ones in Hurricane Irma's path are hoping for the best. 44New caught up with an Evansville man who owns a six-story condo in the direct path of Irma- where mandatory evacuations are underway for non-residents. Gary Wagner's condo is located in Key West, and he also owns property in Fort Myers. Wagner says he's keeping in mind that material things can be replaced. "It's a matter of the house or the condo.…
It is predicted that global warming will cause major flooding in Delaware along the coastline resulting in the loss of natural habitats, the loss of real estate, and the loss of tax revenue. Loss of Natural Habitats Normally, wet lands keep pace with the gradual sea level rise through constant vegetative growth and a healthy sediment supply from up streams and tributaries. If sediment supply into the estuary system begin to lower, or sea level rise outpaces growth, wet lands can become submerged, and for all intensive purposes, reduced to open water areas. Unfortunately, Delaware is already losing wetland due to the sea level rising. By the end of the century, many of the Delaware bays coastal marshes could disappear.…
Summary: A very strong hurricane, “Maria”, hit Puerto Rico on September 20, 2017. This was the strongest hurricane that had hit Puerto Rico in 80 years. It destroyed hundreds of homes and completely knocked out all of the power across the island. At least nine people were left dead in the awake across the Caribbean., Hurricane Maria blew into Puerto Rico in the morning in the southeast coastal town of Yabucoa.…
The town most affected by this natural disaster was New Orleans. New Orleans is a town located under sea level and is protected from flooding by levees. When the levees broke it caused thousands to lose their lives and even more to be trapped inside their town they called home, people went days with little to no materials needed. Hurricane Katrina was such a catastrophe because…
I was thinking “Where are we gonna go?” recalls Donna Grazer. Many people lost their homes, and their families. Everybody's lives were changed forever. According to CBS News, “Hurricane Andrew destroyed about 28,000 homes, damaged 100,000 homes and left 250,000 people homeless along with 30 billion dollars in damage and almost 30 deaths.” Nobody could even find the street or the houses that you were used to.…
Our world has suffered many tragic events. All of which have been broadcasted worldwide. Hurricane Sandy was one of many tragic events broadcasted on the news. Hurricane Sandy impacted my life when I saw it on the news. I It shined a light on how humanity comes together in times of need.…
The outcome of this hurricane would be detrimental, and a tragedy that no one could ever predict. Starting off as a tropical depression in the south part of the Caribeean Sea, on the 22nd of October, quickly formed into a tropical strom, with heavy-duty 40 miles-per-hour winds. In the matter of a couple days, Hurricane Sandy was born at a Category 1 strength. Sandy started migrating up north, towards Jamaica, with winds exceeding up to 80 miles-per-hour. Although Hurricane Sandy never actually touched Haiti in the storm, it still deeply impacted the country by leaving over 20 inches of rain.…
I had a home and a school to come back to after the storm and it is important to not take that for advantage. I have also learned that maintain my faith and believing in God is extremely important, no matter how difficult. I believe that because of the hurricane, I have been inclined to be more compassionate towards those struggle around the world. Having seen desperation and struggle happen in my own backyard, I can empathize with those who face similar situations. Despite the immense recovery that the city has made, there are still parts of New Orleans that bear the marks of the hurricane.…
The waves were huge they were crashing on the shore in a violent motion. North Carolina had just been hit with a tropical storm. The waves were at least on average ten to eleven feet. We were staying in our beach side condo with three other families. We were advised to stay in our rooms.…
Hurricanes are not uncommon among the coastal regions. Atmospheric and sea-surface conditions were conducted to cyclone’s rapid transformation and resulted in what is known as Hurricane Katrina. Hurricane Katrina was tearing apart the Gulf of Mexico. It was a Category 5 hurricane and was predicted to create several landfalls within the affected area. The wind was moving in a pattern causing a storm surge toward the city like a high tide.…