Hurricanes cause most of their death and destruction through something called a storm surge. The storm surge results from the hurricane's winds forcing seawater onto land. This storm surge can lead to severe coastal flooding.
Minimal, not a lot of damage. Strong winds most likely but will not cause any fatalities.
Damage: $10 billion (1989 USD)$17.6 billion (2009 USD)Areas affected:Guadeloupe, Montserrat, Dominica, British Virgin Islands, U.S. Virgin Islands, Puerto Rico, South Carolina, North Carolina, most of eastern North America
Guns do not cause destruction. They may be used by people that cause destruction.
Hurricane Andrew did it's most destruction in South Florida, but it also affected the Bahamas and Louisiana.
Most people would consider that a good thing, as tornadoes cause death, destruction, and suffering.
The most severe level of hurricane is Category 5, which is characterized by sustained winds of 157 mph or higher. Category 5 hurricanes can cause catastrophic damage, resulting in significant destruction to buildings, infrastructure, and landscapes in their path.
Hurricane Katrina caused a lot of destruction it was a Category 3 hurricane with winds of 125mph and made land fall in Burastriuph, Louisiana. Hurricane Katrina not only flooded with her own rain but brought the Gulf of Mexico into Louisiana because the levees broke. To make the answer short this hurricane is the most costliest hurricane, damage was at $81.2 Billion dollars. 1,836 people were confirmed dead.
CFC's cause most dramatic destruction. They react with ozone and deplete it.
A hurricane causes the most damage overall.
Death
Hurricane Sandy, which struck in late October 2012, resulted in a reported death toll of 233 people across the United States and the Caribbean. The most recent comprehensive assessments indicate that the storm caused significant destruction and loss of life, particularly in New York and New Jersey. While the immediate impact was devastating, the focus has since shifted to recovery and rebuilding efforts. Current death rates related to Hurricane Sandy are not applicable as the event occurred over a decade ago.
Both floods and hurricanes can be dangerous, but hurricanes have the potential to cause more widespread destruction due to their strong winds, heavy rainfall, storm surges, and tornadoes. Flooding is often a significant component of a hurricane's impact, as heavy rain can lead to flash floods and river flooding, exacerbating the overall danger.