Storm Surges Explained
Storm surges, often more damaging than wind speeds, occur when high winds push water onto shores, with the highest recorded surge reaching 44 feet in Australia. The lifecycle of tropical cyclones is influenced by their interactions with land and water temperatures, leading to their eventual dissipation. Additionally, the naming of storms has evolved from a complex system to a more memorable alphabetical approach, with names retired following particularly devastating events.In this clip
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