ATLANTA — While hurricane winds often get the most attention, storm surge is usually the deadliest part of a tropical cyclone, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA).
Hurricane-force winds can knock out power and tear roofs apart. The powerful winds also contribute to coastal flooding through storm surge. Storm surge, in basic terms, occurs when strong winds from a ...
Hurricane Fast Facts: Storm surge explained Storm surge is more deadly and destructive than wind and can make a significant impact far from the center of a storm.
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