Introduction
Hurricanes refer to cyclones that are developed over the warm tropical oceans with sustained winds in more than 64 knots (Allen, 2001). These forms of storms are extremely dangerous in the producing fundamentally strong winds, which may lead to tremendous property destruction as well as loss of lives among people. The most prone areas with hurricanes are coastal regions. This is because they are too open to prevent the occurrence of strong winds as well as bear the strong storms from the sea. This in return leads to the rise of hurricanes, which are extremely destructive.
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