Oceanography discussion and 2 student replys
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Each year the eastern coast of the United States of America experiences devastation from hurricanes that originate from the Atlantic ocean. Select a recent Hiriccaine that is not more than five years old and discuss its relationship to the Atlantic ocean and what you would have done to reduce the impact of the hurricane if you were the governor of one of the east coast states?
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Scarlet Ellis
Each year the eastern coast of the United States of America experiences devastation from hurricanes that originate from the Atlantic ocean. Select a recent Hurricane that is not more than five years old and discuss its relationship to the Atlantic ocean and what you would have done to reduce the impact of the hurricane if you were the governor of one of the east coast states?
I have picked Sally from September 16, 2020, that hit Florida then Alabama. If I would have been governor of either Alabama or Florida, I would have kept up on the weather and made sure everyone knew to buckle down. I would have made sure everyone had helped to board up all their windows and if there was not enough help I would have done everything in my power to make sure that my people had the help they needed and deserve to be ready for this hurricane. After the hurricane had made landfall I would have shelters on higher ground with food and warm clothes and blankets. I would of had people like the national guard on call to try and make sure no looting happened. I would have had security or even the national guard at the shelters also to make sure no fights break or rapes or anything like that. It is a lot to say you would do these things but it is even harder to actually get them done.
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Brian Parrott
Hurricane Dorian began from a tropical storm over the Atlantic Ocean on August 24, 2019. By September 1, Dorian was categorized as a category 5 hurricane. The winds got up to 185 miles per hour. This hurricane did over 1.2 billion dollars in damage and also caused 74 deaths. The warm moist air began to rise over the water. The rising air became cooler air and the water in the air forms clouds. Dorian’s path affected people who lived along the eastern coast of the U.S. By September 10, the hurricane had calmed down at was near Greenland. It was one of the most powerful hurricanes to make landfall from the Atlantic Ocean.
If I was governor, I would have had mandatory evacuations for the residents. I would have put sandbags on as many businesses and homes as possible. There would have been windows boarded up around my city. I would encourage people to get nonperishable items and plenty of water. There would also have been a safe area set up like at a school gymnasium to house displaced people and also animals. I would have portable generators ready in case people lost power in their homes and businesses.
Hurricane Dorian, Category 5 storm, makes landfall in the Bahamas with 185 mph winds | Fox News
How Did Dorian Form Videohttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wo4TrinG8CQ (Links to an external site.)
https://www.weather.gov/mhx/Dorian2019
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