Flash floods occur when heavy rain falls in a short period of time, typically within 6 hours. The water rises rapidly in streams and rivers, making it dangerous to escape. Flash floods are caused by heavy rainfall in areas without trees or vegetation to absorb the water, so it quickly runs into waterways. Regular floods are longer-term overflows of water onto dry land that are usually due to sustained heavy rain over several days. Storm surges are abnormal rises in sea water levels caused by strong winds and low pressure from storms pushing water inland, threatening coastal areas.
Flash floods occur when heavy rain falls in a short period of time, typically within 6 hours. The water rises rapidly in streams and rivers, making it dangerous to escape. Flash floods are caused by heavy rainfall in areas without trees or vegetation to absorb the water, so it quickly runs into waterways. Regular floods are longer-term overflows of water onto dry land that are usually due to sustained heavy rain over several days. Storm surges are abnormal rises in sea water levels caused by strong winds and low pressure from storms pushing water inland, threatening coastal areas.
Flash floods occur when heavy rain falls in a short period of time, typically within 6 hours. The water rises rapidly in streams and rivers, making it dangerous to escape. Flash floods are caused by heavy rainfall in areas without trees or vegetation to absorb the water, so it quickly runs into waterways. Regular floods are longer-term overflows of water onto dry land that are usually due to sustained heavy rain over several days. Storm surges are abnormal rises in sea water levels caused by strong winds and low pressure from storms pushing water inland, threatening coastal areas.
CUELLO,JANNA CARYL P. STEM MS.JONNALYN NOCOS SINGCUENCO what is flashflood? FLASHFLOOD
• flash flood occurs when it rains heavily in
low-lying areas. The type of flood is 6 hours from the onset of heavy rain. The water in this flood is very strong and fast so it is difficult to escape.
• flashflood is the sudden rise and fall of
water in a river toward a neighboring low or flat area. example of the flashflood How flashflood occurs?
> When the forest is damaged or lost.
> No trees will absorb water from the ground. > The water quickly grows into streams and rivers. WHAT IS FLOOD? • Floods are due to the complex work of man it is usually made of light to heavy rain in an area.
• A flood is an overflow of water or an expansion of water
covering the ground and a flood.
• Flooding is a temporary overflow of water onto land that is
normally dry. Floods are the most common natural disaster in the United States. Failing to evacuate flooded areas or entering flood waters can lead to injury or death. storm surge