The storm, named Potential Tropical Cyclone Eight, could cost over $7 billion, considering damage and economic loss, highlighting the heightened financial risk from severe weather events.
FEMA calculates the Hurricane Risk Index Score, which considers various factors including expected economic loss and community resilience, to assess hurricane risk across U.S. counties.
Hurricanes can cause heavy rain, flash floods, storm surges, and even tornadoes in some cases. Their destructive power can be amplified by climate change.
As hurricane season lasts through November, coastal areas need to prepare for potential severe weather events, reinforcing the importance of awareness and emergency preparedness.
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