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1: Trajectories of tropical cyclones in the past century on the North Atlantic Ocean Basin (NOAA, n.d.)

1: Trajectories of tropical cyclones in the past century on the North Atlantic Ocean Basin (NOAA, n.d.)

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Figure 1.1: Trajectories of tropical cyclones in the past century on...
Figure 1.3: Trajectory of Hurricane Maria through Puerto Rico (NOAA, n.d.)
Figure 1.4: Gust speeds estimates for Hurricane Maria (FEMA, 2018)
Figure 2.3: Hurricane Maria sustained and gust speed measurements...
+10 Figure 2.4: San Juan radar pre and post hurricane Maria (Climate.gov, 2018)
Improving transportation infrastructure resilience against Hurricanes, other natural disasters, and weathering: Part I – analysis of failures of transportation signs due to Hurricane Maria. Volume 1 (I-beams mounted traffic signs).
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On September 20, 2017, Hurricane Maria made landfall in Puerto Rico with maximum sustained winds of 155 mph. Other researchers have estimated that, while crossing the island, the hurricane produced 3-second gust wind speeds of up to 155 mph at 33 feet above ground for flat open terrain. Hurricane Maria caused significant damage to several and diffe...
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