Environment
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Storm Surge Maps to be Produced to Warn of Potentially Deadly Floods
The U.S.'s National Hurricane Center is currently stepping up the warnings it issues on storm surges by starting to publish maps this coming summer. These maps will show the areas where upcoming tropical storms will likely cause floods along the coasts of the Atlantic and the Gulf.
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