Negative Effects of hurricanes

The main influences of hurricanes are storm surge, tornado, heavy rain, strong wind, rapids, and death

As the hurricane approaches the coast the sea level rises sharply. As the surface rises, the amount of water drowns many people. Low pressure and wind attraction caused storm surge

Several hurricanes may develop multiple tornados, but other hurricanes do not develop. In 1967, a hurricane named Hurricane Beulah developed 141 tornadoes along the coast of Texas. A hurricane over 1/2 attacks the land in this area and a tornado will occur. Hurricanes that cause hail or lightning may not generate tornadoes. A tornado may also occur if there is still a low pressure system in the area affected by the hurricane

It may drop rainfall of 6 to 12 inches. This is enough to flood the flood. Most of the damage occurs where there are many companies and buildings. Most of the people who died in the hurricane died because of the drowning in the flood. The terrain of this area, the speed of the storm, the degree of saturation on the ground, other weather systems are factors of rain during the hurricane. The hurricane reached the land in 6 hours before and after the land, and the rainfall was the largest. Remnants of hurricanes occur in other weather systems and may form other weather problems such as thunderstorms.

Even if the building has a fairly strong structure, there is a possibility that the building will collapse if the wind speed is fast. Fragments are everywhere. If most of the building falls on you, you will rarely survive. Due to the strong wind, countless things will fall from the sky. They get off the sky, but they will soon hurry to you

Tearing the tide is a very powerful flow. When a strong wind pushes water on the shore, a tear that tears is formed. When a tearing tide starts to occur, it indicates that there is a possibility that a hurricane may occur.

Previous hurricanes, cyclones, typhoons (meteorological phenomena are basically the same, but the names differ depending on where they originated) indicate worldwide that they have serious adverse effects on these important seaweed grasslands . Seaweed plants are destroyed or buried under sediments, causing suffocation. Compared with the hurricane that the US hit, Hurricane Katrina caused a large loss of seaweed. The first point from Florida Everglades shows that the destruction of seaweed after Irma is extensive and large piles have been washed off on land. As Hurricane Katrina and Hurricane Rita caused billions of dollar losses in the fishery industry, this should ring the awakening request for the Caribbean fishery. Caribbean lobster fishery alone is worth more than $ 450 million and hires 50 thousand directly.

In this article, I will explain the influence of Hurricane Katrina on the United States and Canada. The impact of Hurricane Katrina in August 2005 was disastrous and ubiquitous. This is one of the most fatal natural disasters in American history, at least 1,836 people died, 135 people are missing. The storm was intense and affected several different parts of North America. The Florida strip in Walton County also reported two traffic accident deaths related to Hurricane Katrina. It was reportedly localized from the middle in the western part of the narrow strip (outer edge of Hurricane Katrina). Hurricane Ivan gave a huge serious damage. Hurricane Dennis of 2004 and July 2005