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Section A
the challenge of natural hazards
weather hazards
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what degress to troppicsl stoms from
5-10
and
south
of
equator
whats formation of tropical storm
strong movement of
upward air
draws
water vapour
from ocean
evaporated air
cools as it rises and condeses forming cloud
as it condensing it releases heat which
powers
storm and draws uo even more water forming a storm
where does a tropical storm gain and lose enegry
gain- over
ocean
lose - over
land
when did typhoon haiyan happen
November 2013
-
phillipines
primary effectd of hiyann
6000
people killed
600000
people displaced
airport
destroyed
30000
fishing boats destroyed
secondary effect
14 million
effected
flooding - blocked roads cut off aid
power supplies cut
shortsge if water food shelter
jobs lost
immediate responses
aid
respinded quickly
helicoptersfor serch and rescure
hospitals
long
term
countries donated aid, finicial supplies
rebuilding of roads
cash for work
homes built away fro areas at risk
monitoring and prediction of tropical stoms
monitoring and prediction - development in tech have made it possible to predict and monitor storms
hurricane watch
- advises that hurricane conditions are possible
hurricane warning
- adivses that hurricane confitions are expexted that people should take action
protection of weather haxards
strong
resistand building
storm
drains
see walls
planning of tropical stond
raising
awareness.
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