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Mar 31, 2015
Nicholas Galaxis
On 3/31/15, eyman wrote: > why are people who live along the coast or other low- lying > areas often in more danger from hurricanes than people who > live inland? The reason people who live along the coast or in "low-lying areas" is because a Hurricane starts out as water and tends to not go very far either.
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Primarily this is due to the storm surge that accompanies a storm like a hurricane. A verita...See More