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How storm surges, landslides and tornadoes can make hurricanes even more dangerous - Macleans.ca
How storm surges, landslides and tornadoes can make hurricanes even more dangerous
Climatologist David Phillips explains how hurricanes can trigger more natural disasters, which make recovery that much more difficult for devastated areas.
How storm surges, landslides and tornadoes can make hurricanes even more dangerous
Climatologist David Phillips explains how hurricanes can trigger more natural disasters, which can make recovery that much more difficult for devastated areas.
