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What is a Storm Surge?

Storm surges are huge waves created by strong cyclonic winds blowing over long distances. A storm surge is a raised dome of sea water about 60 - 80 km wide and 2 - 5m higher than normal sea level.

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What is a Storm Surge?

Storm surges are huge waves created by strong cyclonic winds blowing over long distances. A storm surge is a raised dome of sea water about 60 - 80 km wide and 2 - 5m higher than normal sea level.

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