These 5 reasons make Hurricane Florence extremely dangerous

A disappointing situation of complete storm means that Florence could have disastrous consequences for parts of the southeastern part. This is why this hurricane is very rare.

Florence lands at about the same time and the steering wind that pushes it forward disappears. In other words, hurricanes basically stagnate - hit the same part of Carolina over and over again and again

This long-term attack poses serious damage. Fast moving hurricanes may blow some shingles, but such ruthless attacks can easily blow away from the roof or destroy the house.

"This is cumulative damage," CNN meteorologist Chad Myers said. "When you blow 100 or 120 miles per hour at home, they begin to deteriorate, and the trees will also deteriorate, as the trees fall, the power lines will also degrade."

"In this storm it is unique in that it is expected to stagnate ... there are lots of rain in Carolina and Virginia," Lang said. "So this is not just a coastal threat, it is a state-wide threat to the countries concerned."

Carolina may be hit by the anger of Florence. However, this part of the east coast rarely finds a huge hurricane.

"Many people have never seen such a strong storm, how will they affect the family on the island, how you can do it in your home, and what to do after you evacuate from your home I do not know whether it is safe. "

He warned residents to take precaution, "Because this storm will come, we can not dispatch emergency personnel to save you."

When the scale is reinforced again and strengthened, the intense hurricane Florence has gone straight to the east coast, becoming a "very dangerous" level 4 hurricane. Catastrophic floods and destructive winds are very likely to occur in the east of Carolina State and hurricane warnings were issued late Tuesday. North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper said at Tuesday afternoon press conference, "Even if you had endured the storm before, it is different." Announced the forced evacuation of the popular and fragile barrier island of the island. "This is a very dangerous and life threatening historical hurricane," he points out the prediction of sky and rain.

In less than a day, the hurricane in Florence rose to the fourth class from the first class with a wind speed of 140 miles. This process - the hurricane is rapidly increasing - is very dangerous and difficult to understand. However, according to a new study, as the climate continues to warm, the storm will become more frequently acting faster, in extreme cases it will be very powerful and will be called "category 6" . New science proves this. Supercomputing can provide a dynamic simulation of the earth that shows the future of large-scale features such as the atmosphere and the ocean, but still enough to capture small features such as category 4 and category 5 hurricanes Keep details. In this way the model created by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration of Geophysical Dynamics Laboratories will create new discoveries and will determine how storms strengthened rapidly in the second half of the century can aggravate the entire event .

The current forecast of Florida hurricane orbit shows the catastrophic effects that may be caused by Robertson County and Southeastern North Carolina. The university will start Wednesday night, perhaps Sunday, in preparation for hurricanes at Pembroke, extreme floods, long blackouts, and heavy rain. We will continue to monitor the weather and local officials and situation and continue to work on the safety of the university community through the event. Continue to access uncp.edu on social media via Bravemail and be sure to update the contact information on the BraveAlert system. You can also download the LiveSafe application for messaging.