Health impacts associated with climate-related changes in exposure to extreme events
include death, injury, or illness; exacerbation of underlying medical conditions; and adverse …

Historically, storm surge risk was indicated alongside the Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Wind
Scale (SSHWS), and a lasting association remains among the general public. In recent …

Hurricane Michael made landfall on 10 October 2018 as only the third Saffir Simpson
Hurricane Wind Scale (SSHWS) category 5 storm in the USA in the named era. The storm's …

The scientific debate on the impact of climate change on hurricane intensity/strength
continues. Regardless 36 of its causes, the consequence of increasing hurricane intensity is …

In recent decades, the scientific ability to project tropical cyclone (TC) intensities and tracks
has improved. Hurricanes undergoing the process of rapid intensification (RI) have created …

Each year, tropical cyclones (TCs) cause significant damage to both society and the
environment through multiple hazards. While extensive research has focused on individual …

US coastal cities are regularly subjected to destruction by tropical cyclones. The risk of
tropical cyclone winds varies along the length of the coastline. We analyze landfalling North …

Previous research has shown that people use a benchmark hurricane as part of their
preparation and evacuation decision-making process. While hurricanes are a common …

The mid‐Atlantic region of the United States is susceptible to tropical cyclone hazards.
Within the past 15 years this region has experienced Hurricane Isabel in 2003, Hurricane …

The US coastal Northeast and mid-Atlantic region is a densely populated urban corridor that
is susceptible to a variety of natural hazards, including hurricanes, nor'easters, and flooding …