WHAT’S AT STAKE

Hurricanes can cause significant damage to marine infrastructure, such as marinas, harbors, and navigational aids. Docks, piers, and moorings can be destroyed or rendered unusable, hindering maritime activities. The wreckage of boats and ships during a hurricane can also pose navigation hazards and contribute to marine debris. The specific impacts of a hurricane on marine environments can vary depending on factors such as the intensity of the storm, the proximity to the coast, and the resilience of the ecosystems involved.

WHAT’S THE DANGER

HURRICANE HAZARDS IN MARINE SETTING

• Hurricanes can reach speeds of over 100 miles per hour (160 kilometers […]

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