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Sidebar 7.1.
Hurricane Maria is responsible for the deaths of at least 3,059 people. Though the island missed the worst of that storm, it had brought heavy rains and wind gusts up to 100 miles per hour. As María approached, Puerto Ricans were still coping with the aftermath of Hurricane Irma, which had passed near San Juan on September 6. The storm left much of the island in the dark.
The storm caused structural damage to an unknown number of buildings and destroyed nearly all road signs and traffic lights. The hurricane took a disproportionate toll on power supplies in remote areas of Puerto Rico. Published Sep 28, 2017
Climate.gov image based on NOAA/NWS images.
Published Dec 12, 2018 NOAA's National Centers for Environmental Information and the National Hurricane Center jointly classified María as the United States’ third-costliest tropical cyclone. NOAA GOES-16 satellite image overlaid on NASA Blue Marble background image.
With a minimum pressure of 908 hPa, Maria was the tenth most intense Atlantic hurricane on record.Hurricane María approaching Puerto Rico on September 19, 2017. Hurricane Maria made landfall in Puerto Rico as a powerful category 4 hurricane on September 20 with winds over 100 mph, and more than 30 inches of rain fell. The Earth Observatory is part of the Published Feb 1, 2019 Hurricane Maria was on of the costliest Atlantic hurricanes in recorded history. It severely damaged 95 percent of cell towers, cutting off nearly all cell phone communication. (2018). A research team has found that 40 to 60 percent of the tall trees surveyed on the island either lost large branches, were snapped in half, or were uprooted by strong winds from Hurricane Maria. Reports of damage over the island included the total destruction of many wooden homes, blown off roofs and sunken boats. NASA Earth Observatory When María reached the island, it was a Category 4 storm, although meteorologists have no land-based records of María's maximum winds because the storm damaged most of Puerto Rico's wind sensors. That radar was designed to withstand maximum winds of 116 knots (133 miles per hour), so this value provides a low-end estimate of the storm’s winds.As the eye of the storm tracked toward the west-northwest over Puerto Rico, the intense winds broke and uprooted trees, leaving most of those still standing without any leaves. Winds weren't the only destructive force María unleashed on Puerto Rico. Published Sep 26, 2018 ... Hurricane Maria brought potent winds and dire warnings to Caribbean islands just two weeks after Irma devastated the region.
Sidebar 7.1.
Hurricane Maria is responsible for the deaths of at least 3,059 people. Though the island missed the worst of that storm, it had brought heavy rains and wind gusts up to 100 miles per hour. As María approached, Puerto Ricans were still coping with the aftermath of Hurricane Irma, which had passed near San Juan on September 6. The storm left much of the island in the dark.
The storm caused structural damage to an unknown number of buildings and destroyed nearly all road signs and traffic lights. The hurricane took a disproportionate toll on power supplies in remote areas of Puerto Rico. Published Sep 28, 2017
Climate.gov image based on NOAA/NWS images.
Published Dec 12, 2018 NOAA's National Centers for Environmental Information and the National Hurricane Center jointly classified María as the United States’ third-costliest tropical cyclone. NOAA GOES-16 satellite image overlaid on NASA Blue Marble background image.
With a minimum pressure of 908 hPa, Maria was the tenth most intense Atlantic hurricane on record.Hurricane María approaching Puerto Rico on September 19, 2017. Hurricane Maria made landfall in Puerto Rico as a powerful category 4 hurricane on September 20 with winds over 100 mph, and more than 30 inches of rain fell. The Earth Observatory is part of the Published Feb 1, 2019 Hurricane Maria was on of the costliest Atlantic hurricanes in recorded history. It severely damaged 95 percent of cell towers, cutting off nearly all cell phone communication. (2018). A research team has found that 40 to 60 percent of the tall trees surveyed on the island either lost large branches, were snapped in half, or were uprooted by strong winds from Hurricane Maria. Reports of damage over the island included the total destruction of many wooden homes, blown off roofs and sunken boats. NASA Earth Observatory When María reached the island, it was a Category 4 storm, although meteorologists have no land-based records of María's maximum winds because the storm damaged most of Puerto Rico's wind sensors. That radar was designed to withstand maximum winds of 116 knots (133 miles per hour), so this value provides a low-end estimate of the storm’s winds.As the eye of the storm tracked toward the west-northwest over Puerto Rico, the intense winds broke and uprooted trees, leaving most of those still standing without any leaves. Winds weren't the only destructive force María unleashed on Puerto Rico. Published Sep 26, 2018 ... Hurricane Maria brought potent winds and dire warnings to Caribbean islands just two weeks after Irma devastated the region.