How did Hurricane Katrina affect the landscape?

Answer 1

Ever since Katrina the land has sunk slightly, the trees in the marshlands has snapped in half, land has eroded. There were many cracks in the roads before the hurricane, but now the cracks have increased in size. Every now and than while driving through a neighborhood boats continue to sit on the side of the road containing a water line from the flood caused by the levee break. Many neighborhoods have never been fixed or gutted leaving a big red X on the front door which was used to indicate if any bodies were found in the house following the storm. Many of the water lines throughout New Orleans are still there today as a constant reminder of what happened on the day Katrina hit land.

Answer 2

The Hurricane Katrina affected the landscape, Because it left houses destroyed, And it left people stranded on the roofs of their houses because the water had reached so high. It also lefts trees fallen over, And everything crushed down.

Answer 3

Very heavy rain with wind blowing in one direction so the rain was at a slant. When the eye passed over the rain slowed but never really stopped. After the eye passed the rain picked up but blew from the opposite direction. Sound behind the wind like a mournful whistle. Had a front row seat; home came apart early in the storm in South Mississippi.

Answer 4

Hurricane Katrina caused extensive damage to the landscape by flooding large areas, uprooting trees, eroding coastal areas, and displacing sediment. The storm's impact left lasting scars on the environment, affecting wetlands, wildlife habitat, and coastal ecosystems. Efforts to restore and rebuild these landscapes are ongoing.

Answer 5

Bahamas, south Florida, Cuba, Mississippi, Alabama, Florida panhandle

Answer 6

it was dry and damp