It may be safer, however, to stay put and ride out the storm, as long as you’re in a sturdy structure and not in a flood zone. After back ... for areas where storm surge is a threat or for ...

It may be safer, however, to stay put and ride out the storm, as long as you’re in a sturdy structure and not in a flood zone. Hurricane ... for areas where storm surge is a threat or for ...

The stretch of coastline between Apalachicola and Cedar Key flares neon red on flood risk maps but goes dark on NOAA tide ...

As the climate warms, hurricanes are becoming more intense, and sea levels are rising. Both of these effects are likely to worsen storm surges. Coastal areas that are already vulnerable to storm surge ...

Picture: Facebook Great Ocean Road Coast and Parks Authority (GORCAPA) advised beach access to the Gibson Steps was closed “due to recent high swell and storm surge activity impacting the ...

“Community members should avoid swimming in beaches, tidal rivers and creeks as we go through this period of storm surge, and always keep away from any flooded drains, rivers, streams and other ...

These charts, based on the National Hurricane Center’s National Storm Surge Risk Maps, show the potential amount of surge along the U.S. Atlantic coast for hurricanes of different severity.

Below are some of the key features: During Katrina, the intersection of the Intracoastal Waterway and the Mississippi River Gulf Outlet acted like a giant “V” to funnel storm surge into New ...

These storms can produce 3 to 4 feet of storm surge, down small trees, and cause moderate damage to roofs and siding. Category 2 hurricanes have wind speeds between 96 and 110 mph, bringing 5 to 8 ...