Hurricanes effect people’s lives because they can do so much damage. Winds can damage houses, trees, and any outdoor property. If the hurricane doesn’t destroy where people live then the major flooding after hurricanes might.
Hurricanes affect humans by the lack of sanitary water that gets in our systems. Hurricanes can wreck homes and buildings that causes losses of money that can make people very poor.
I learned what to do before a hurricane: Take Shelter. Prepare your disaster supplies kit. Locate a safe room in your home, preferably in the basement or under a room under the stairs, stay away from windows. Adjust refrigerator temperatures to the coldest settings to reduce the potential for food spoiling if the power is temporarily lost. Fully charge all your phones., and more items.
Another frequently asked inquiry is “What are the effects of hurricanes on humans?”.
Here is what my research found. tropical depression: Wind speeds below 38 mph or 61.15 kph. Tropical Storm: Winds speeds ranging from 39 mph to 73 mph or 62.76 kph to 117.48 kph. Hurricane: Winds speed over 74 mph or 119.09 kph.
Warm ocean waters (at least 80°F/27°C).An unstable atmosphere driven by differences in temperature, where temperature decreases with height. Moist air near the mid-level of the atmosphere. Must be at least 200 miles (with rare exceptions) north or south of the equator for it to spin (due to the Coriolis effect )., and more items.
This of course begs the question “How do people reduce the effect of hurricanes?”
This can include: People being left homelessA lack of clean water and sanitation – water-borne diseases can affect local people. Road and rail networks can be blocked by debris making it difficult to provide support and aid for people in the affected area. Unemployment caused by businesses being damaged, and more items.
How does a hurricane affect a poor country?
Tidal waves take out everything – and everyone – in their paths. But when it comes to escaping, surviving and recovering from a natural disaster, it’s the poor who suffer the most, experts say.