Remember These Historic October Hurricanes That Shook the U.S. Coastlines
• Historic October hurricanes like the 1921 unnamed hurricane, Hurricane Hazel in 1954, and Hurricane Sandy in 2012 serve as a reminder of the dangers of late-season storms.
• These storms demonstrate the potent mix of tropical energy and encroaching cooler air systems, often catching communities off guard.
• Staying informed, heeding evacuation orders, and having a comprehensive emergency plan are essential for mitigating the risks associated with these powerful storms.
Late-season hurricanes pose unexpected risks
October hurricanes are a stark reminder that hurricane season extends beyond the perceived peak, often catching communities off guard with their late-season fury. Several historic storms have left indelible marks on the U.S. coastlines during this month, demonstrating the potent mix of tropical energy and encroaching cooler air systems.
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