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case study: typhoon haiyan
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What country did typhoon Haiyan attack?
Philippines
What temperature must the water be for a hurricane to form?
26.5
℃
How deep must the sea be for a hurricane to form?
deeper than
60
m
Where do tropical storms occur?
between
5
and
15
degrees north and south of the equator.
What type of wind is needed for a tropical storm?
Low
wind sheer
Where are the Phillippines?
Southeast
Asia, North of the
equator.
What date did typhoon Haiyan become a typhoon?
5th November
What is a super typhoon?
a typhoon with
wind speeds
of over
150mph
for a sustained period of time.
What percentage of houses in Tacloban were destroyed?
90%
Which city was hit the worst?
Tacloban
How many houses were destroyed?
130, 000
In total, around how many people died?
7400
people
How many people were affected?
14
million in
46
provinces
How big was the storm surge created by Haiyan?
25 feet
What had happened a week before the typhoon?
A
hurricane
What are some primary effects of the Typhoon?
Houses
were destroyed
Storm surge
and flooding
Airport
was badly damaged
What were the secondary effects of the Typhoon?
Many people became
refugees
Fishing
industry was affected
Disease
spread due to lack of clean water, food and
sanitation
What country is the world's largest producerof coconut oil?
Philippines
Typhoon Haiyan destroyed many of the
coconut
trees that were growing causing catastrophic problems for the
coconut farming
industry.