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Hurricane Floyd
10th Anniversary
Floyd brought flooding rains, high winds and rough seas along a good portion of the Atlantic seaboard from the 14th through the 18th of September. The greatest damages were along the eastern Carolinas northeast into New Jersey, and adjacent areas northeastward along the east coast into Maine. Several states had numerous counties declared disaster areas. Flooding caused major problems across the region, and at least 57 deaths have been reported. Damages are estimated to be $1.6 billion in Pitt County, North Carolina alone, and total storm damages have surpassed the $6 billion caused by Hurricane Fran in 1996.
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Be sure to check out the Hurricane Floyd hydrograph, high water mark, storm track, and storm total precipitation information displayed using Google Maps on the Flooding page!
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Legacy of Hurricane Floyd |
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Jeff Orock, the Warning Coordination Meteorolgist from Raliegh, will present at the NC Science Museum in Raleigh on Sat June 6th from 1230pm - 4pm |
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Hurricane Floyd Remembered: Lessons Learned 1999-2009 |
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On March 18th, government agencies gathered in Greenville, NC to talk about lessons learned from Hurricane Floyd. |
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2009 NOAA Hurricane Hunter P3 Tour |
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NOAA hurricane experts visited five East Coast cities aboard a NOAA hurricane hunter aircraft to raise awareness about tropical storm threats. |
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2009 NWS Newport Hurricane Conference |
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The NWS in Newport, NC in conjunction with the NOAA Center for Coastal Fisheries and Habitat Research hosted a hurricane conference on June 23, 2009. |
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