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Q: What is the speed of Flood water as wind speed?
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What is the difference between a tornado or flood?

A Tornado is swirly fast wind, a flood is rising water levels...


What is the wind speed of a flash flood?

To calculate the wind speed of a flood: Lets say D stands for the depth of the flood in meters, and G is the speed of gravity, which is 1471/150 or 9121/150. The land speed of the flood would be the square root of D and G. Multiply by 900/463 to convert from meters per second to air or nautical miles (knots). So then, the equation for it is: knots = sqrt(D * 1471/150) * 900/463.


What is the average wind speed during a flood?

There is no specific number for this question. Floods can occur with no wind, and some with many. There is no record of an averaged number of all wind speeds during floods.


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Does Florida Homeowners Insurance without extra flood insurance cover water damage if the roof is torn off from a storm and water comes from the sky?

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Why does erosion of a riverbed increase so much during flood times?

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