Hurricane
Flora
START
Ut portet
OBJECTIVES
1.
Hurricane Flora,1963
2.
Describes its impact in Trinidad and Tobago
3.
Describe Strategies used by the government in the recovery process
Suggest 3 strategies that can be used by governments to prepare for hurricanes
4.
5.
References
nomen meum
Background and Brief History
Hurricane Flora
Hurricane Flora
Hurricanes are tropical storms that form in the Atlantic Ocean with wind speeds of 119km/h, Its eyewall has the strongest winds and rain, and the rain bands SPIN out to give the storm its sizewhich can be CATEGORIZED into five. Categories.major STORMS are known from cataorgies three to five. A category five hurricane often accompanied by the damaging winds, rains, and storm surges.
Hurricane Flora was an Atlantic hurricane that began as a tropical depression in the Intertropical Convergence Zone on September 26, 1963, about 1215 km southwest of the Cape Verde island of Fogo. Initially, this depression was poorly organized as it moved west-northwest across the Atlantic. On 29 September, this system developed into Tropical Storm Flora while located about 560 km north of Guyana, French Guiana. From that point, the storm quickly intensified, becoming a hurricane the next day. On 30 September, the storm made landfall on the island of Tobago as a Category 3 hurricane with winds of 193 km/h.
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How did Flora impact Trinidad and Tobago ?
Physical Encomical Social Cultural Environmental
Impacts
Economical
Physical
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Cultural
Social
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+ info
Continuing
Environmental
Flora's Impact
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What did the governments do after?
Recovey Process
Recovey Process
In the Caribbean
Reconnaissance helicopters were above surveying the damage done on the island. Families had to find their loved ones under the rubble. Farmers trying to recover their crops, some crops ended up in the sea in Roxborough.After the first-way students were sent home and school was closed until further notice
+ info
What stratiges can be implemented ?
3 strategies that can be used to prepare for hurricanes
Strategies that can be used by governmentsto prepare for Hurricanes
Develop communications
Faster recovery Time
Account for the unexpected
The faster the country can recover from the hazard is beter for the country econmical
Using communication tools. Respond quickly and verifiy credible information which can change. The information must flow quickly.
The government should better mage their human resources in their country to accout for the unexpected.
+ info
+ info
+ info
Who helped bring this research together?
References
Web links
References
http://www.hurricanescience.org/history/storms/1960s/flora/
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Bibliography
Hurricane Flora Survivor Pearline Jervice, (2022) Account on hurricane Flora with Scarborough point of view
Recovery Process
Strategies
Hurricane Flora Survivor Ulric Jervice(2022) Account on Hurricane Flora with Roxborough point of view
Hurricane Flora Survivor Gwendolyn Baird (2022) Account on Hurricane Flora with Primary School point of view
Thank you!
Done by Joseph Wight
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Hurricane
Flora
START
Ut portet
OBJECTIVES
1.
Hurricane Flora,1963
2.
Describes its impact in Trinidad and Tobago
3.
Describe Strategies used by the government in the recovery process
Suggest 3 strategies that can be used by governments to prepare for hurricanes
4.
5.
References
nomen meum
Background and Brief History
Hurricane Flora
Hurricane Flora
Hurricanes are tropical storms that form in the Atlantic Ocean with wind speeds of 119km/h, Its eyewall has the strongest winds and rain, and the rain bands SPIN out to give the storm its sizewhich can be CATEGORIZED into five. Categories.major STORMS are known from cataorgies three to five. A category five hurricane often accompanied by the damaging winds, rains, and storm surges.
Hurricane Flora was an Atlantic hurricane that began as a tropical depression in the Intertropical Convergence Zone on September 26, 1963, about 1215 km southwest of the Cape Verde island of Fogo. Initially, this depression was poorly organized as it moved west-northwest across the Atlantic. On 29 September, this system developed into Tropical Storm Flora while located about 560 km north of Guyana, French Guiana. From that point, the storm quickly intensified, becoming a hurricane the next day. On 30 September, the storm made landfall on the island of Tobago as a Category 3 hurricane with winds of 193 km/h.
Enim senectus tempor vivamus elementum gravida aptent quisque malesuada.
+ info
How did Flora impact Trinidad and Tobago ?
Physical Encomical Social Cultural Environmental
Impacts
Economical
Physical
+ info
+ info
Cultural
Social
+ info
+ info
Continuing
Environmental
Flora's Impact
+ info
What did the governments do after?
Recovey Process
Recovey Process
In the Caribbean
Reconnaissance helicopters were above surveying the damage done on the island. Families had to find their loved ones under the rubble. Farmers trying to recover their crops, some crops ended up in the sea in Roxborough.After the first-way students were sent home and school was closed until further notice
+ info
What stratiges can be implemented ?
3 strategies that can be used to prepare for hurricanes
Strategies that can be used by governmentsto prepare for Hurricanes
Develop communications
Faster recovery Time
Account for the unexpected
The faster the country can recover from the hazard is beter for the country econmical
Using communication tools. Respond quickly and verifiy credible information which can change. The information must flow quickly.
The government should better mage their human resources in their country to accout for the unexpected.
+ info
+ info
+ info
Who helped bring this research together?
References
Web links
References
http://www.hurricanescience.org/history/storms/1960s/flora/
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet consecutetur
Bibliography
Hurricane Flora Survivor Pearline Jervice, (2022) Account on hurricane Flora with Scarborough point of view
Recovery Process
Strategies
Hurricane Flora Survivor Ulric Jervice(2022) Account on Hurricane Flora with Roxborough point of view
Hurricane Flora Survivor Gwendolyn Baird (2022) Account on Hurricane Flora with Primary School point of view
Thank you!
Done by Joseph Wight
For more information visit