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Title: Severe%20Weather


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Severe Weather
  • Hurricanes and Noreasters

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Hurricane Fran
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NoreasterThe Perfect Storm
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Comparison ofHurricanes and Noreasters
  • Hurricanes
  • Tropical Low Pressure
  • Originate in tropics
  • Originate over the ocean and move onshore
  • Hundreds of miles wide
  • Winds 74 mph
  • Winds may exceed 140mph
  • Noreasters
  • Mid-latitude Lows
  • Originate in mid-latitudes
  • Usually originate on land and move offshore
  • Hundreds of miles wide
  • Winds generally under 74 mph

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Hurricane Floyd at sea
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Hurricane Floyd comes ashore
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Remnants of Floyd move North
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The Perfect Storm
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Effects of Severe Storms
  • High winds
  • Heavy precipitation
  • Rain with Hurricanes
  • Snow or rain with Noreasters
  • Inland Flooding
  • Coastal Erosion damage or loss of beaches from
    high waves
  • Storm Surge (coastal flooding and wave damage)

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Coastal Erosion
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Coastal Erosion
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Coastal Erosion
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Storm Surge
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Storm Surge Front Right Quadrant
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Nassau County no storm
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Nassau County Category 1 Hurricane Storm Surge
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Nassau County Category 2 Hurricane Storm Surge
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Nassau County Category 3 Hurricane Storm Surge
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Nassau County Category 4 Hurricane Storm Surge
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Suffolk County no storm
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Suffolk County Category 1 Hurricane Storm Surge
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Suffolk County Category 2 Hurricane Storm Surge
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Suffolk County Category 3 Hurricane Storm Surge
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Suffolk County Category 4 Hurricane Storm Surge
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