Essay on Hurricanes

Natural disasters, like hurricanes, are extreme events that greatly lose their lives and wealth and cause serious damage to human lives. Editor Philip Whitefield raised important points in "our magical planet" in the comment.

"We are still dominated by hurricanes and volcanoes when we know the way to bring huge nuclear power directly to the space probe to Mars."

It seems strange that we are at a technologically advanced stage, but we can not completely prevent the loss of human life caused by natural disasters and the destruction of existing buildings and infrastructure.

While passing through the Yucatan Peninsula, warm water was blocked, affecting the tourism complex of Cancún and Cozumel. This is very harmful to the economic infrastructure. 60,00 There is no supply of electricity and water. Gilbert also had a human influence on his ruin and 26 people died. Gilbert 's eyes lost power when reaching the Gulf of Mexico. It ceased to weaken now, but obviously there will be new surges and there is concern that major changes will not occur as expected. The dying hurricane created a tornado far from San Antonio, Texas. The landing is held on Mexican coastline with a low population between Friday the 16th, between the Tampico and the US border, the average wind speed is still 105 kt and the center pressure is 954 mbar. About 10 hours later, Gilbert lost his "hurricane" condition soon and was driven to "tropical cyclone" near Saltillo at 17:00 GMT at 17 o'clock. It was 210 mm rain that caused Santa Catarina to destroy the bank and cause the 200 people in the city to take their lives.

There are some conditions that contribute to the formation of hurricanes like Hurricane Gilbert. The sea surface temperature is over 30 ° C. Strong reversal does not prevent the deep growth of the cloud - convective instability

Hurricane Harvey attacked Texas as a category 4 hurricane in 2017 after 12 years when there was no "big hurricane" landing to the United States (main hurricane was defined as level 3 or higher), and tragically "Hurricane I saw "drought" "It is the end" On 25 August, Hurricane Ilma quickly attacked Florida on September 10 and became a category 4 hurricane. On Monday, the remnants of Hurricane Ophelia attacked us in Ireland (the other side of the Atlantic Ocean), we were downgraded to "Arashi" when it arrived

Since 1924, only three hurricanes landed as category 5 hurricanes. One of the most famous hurricanes in the last few decades, Hurricane Andrew returned when it came in 1992, when it hit Florida it was a category 5 hurricane. Hurricane Camille was fifth in the 1969 attack, similar to the 1935 "Worker's Day" hurricane. Some people are talking about creating a Category 6 hurricane designation, but Category 5 implies almost complete destruction. Therefore, there is a measurement difference between the wind speed of 157 mph and the wind speed of 200 mph, but there may not be any practical difference in destructive power between Category 5 hurricane and Category 6 hurricane.

When Hurricane Harvey landed in Texas as a Category 4 hurricane on August 25, 2017, it became the first major category of the country - level 3 and above - since the attack on Florida since October 2005 since October 2005 Hurricane and the first hurricane that hit southern Texas since ceria celebrated the devastating 2017 storm season in the Caribbean Sea and the southern United States, resulting in a loss of about 120 billion dollars. Harvey is the second largest cost to hit the continental United States since 1900. Hurricane Irma and Maria followed the Harvey month that affected Florida, Puerto Rico and most of the Caribbean Sea, causing losses of $ 50 billion and $ 90 billion, respectively.

Since 2004, 8 out of the ten most expensive hurricanes recorded in the United States has occurred. Estimated loss of Hurricane Harvey and Ilma in 2017 is still being calculated. The costs of Hurricane Katrina (2005) and Sandy (2012) are $ 120 billion and $ 65 billion respectively. Hurricane Andrew (1992) and Ike (2008) each gave a loss of $ 27 billion. An important driving force for increasing hurricane costs is coastal development. Between 1970 and 2010, the coastal population of the United States increased nearly 35 million. Coastal areas make up nearly 40% of the total population of the United States. Regardless of climate change, as more development is done in a dangerous way, the chances of the damage will increase.