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tropical storms - Coggle Diagram
tropical storms
hurricane irma
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secondary impacts
Homelessness - Hurricane Irma's destructive path decimated the Florida Keys and left an estimated 10,000 people homeless.
loods can increase the risk of outbreaks of food- and waterborne diseases, such as hepatitis A, typhoid fever, cryptosporidiosis, giardiasis, shigellosis and diarrhoeal disease.there was also Mosquito-borne diseases like malaria, cholera
response
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the American Red Cross to set up and operate shelters at local schools for those whose homes were destroyed or too damaged to live in.
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how they form
conditions
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torrential, heavy rain, very strong winds and storm surges/sea surges
how they move
They move west across the Atlantic, when they hit Mexico they start to move more north-west or north. The wind speed is at least 74 mph and can get up to 155 mph in the eyewall you then get the central eye which is very calm where the rain stops and the sun comes out this could last for about 30 minutes.