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What happened to the hurricane?
hurricane katrina died out because there wasen't enough power for her to gog on so eventually she died out in new orleans
Why was the government blame for hurricane Katrina?
No one is, or was, responsible for Hurricane Katrina. It was a natural phenomena. Many people think that the aftermath could have been handled better by the administration then in power.
When did hurricane sandy dissipate?
Hurricane Katrina stopped because when she reached the land she didn't have any water or power source!
How many people did the hurricane Katrina effect?
Millions of people were affected by Katrina. 1,836 were killed and an unknown number injured. At least 3 million were left without power and hundreds of thousands were evacuated in preparation for the storm.
What stopped Hurricane Katrina?
After moving onto land Hurricane Katrina was cut off from the warm ocean water that was its power source. The storm weakened to an extratropical low before finally being absorbed by another system over the eastern U.S.
Who had to pay for the power outages during hurricane sandy?
The electronic service companies. (I think)
What is the name of the hurricane that damaged New Orleans?
The major damage was by Hurricane Katrina in 2005 and by Hurricane Betsy in 1965. Earlier storms hit in 1909, 1915, 1947, and 1956, flooding smaller areas. Major storms that affected New Orleans between 1965 and 2013 included: Camille (hit Gulf Coast 1969) Georges (1998) Ivan (2004 - major evacuation) Cindy (July 2005 - major power outages) Rita (September 2005 - reflooded Katrina areas) Gustav (2008) Isaac (2012)
What can a haboob cause for damage?
A haboob can mainly just cause power outages and tree damage.
What happened to the hurricane?
hurricane katrina died out because there wasen't enough power for her to gog on so eventually she died out in new orleans
Why did Hurricane Katrina die out over land?
because it lost its power when it got to land and became slower
Why was the government blame for hurricane Katrina?
No one is, or was, responsible for Hurricane Katrina. It was a natural phenomena. Many people think that the aftermath could have been handled better by the administration then in power.
When did hurricane sandy dissipate?
Hurricane Katrina stopped because when she reached the land she didn't have any water or power source!
How often does power outages appear in Buenos Aires?
Power outages is not a big concern and is rare
What is home generator for power outages?
Home generators for power outages are very important. It is because in case of emergency power outages you have your back-up. And you are ready in case of emergencies.
How many people did the hurricane Katrina effect?
Millions of people were affected by Katrina. 1,836 were killed and an unknown number injured. At least 3 million were left without power and hundreds of thousands were evacuated in preparation for the storm.
What stopped Hurricane Katrina?
After moving onto land Hurricane Katrina was cut off from the warm ocean water that was its power source. The storm weakened to an extratropical low before finally being absorbed by another system over the eastern U.S.
Did Hurricane Katrina affect Mobile Alabama?
Yes, parts of mobile flooded and there was a lot of damage from storm surge, wind, power outages, and downed trees. Many people lost their homes or place of residence, apartments flooded in the storm surge too. The Red Cross and Fema had shelter locations in Mobile for residents and displaced people from Mississippi and Louisiana. Additionally, many residents lost their roofs or part of their roofs during the storm and had water damage to their homes from Katrina, and also from Rita if they were unable to get repairs done before the end of September. Mold damage from flooding and roof loss was a problem that was made worse by the extended loss of power. As a side note many residents in Mobile had food stored in their freezers to last them for up to a year. In the extended power outages they lost all of their food.
