Northeasters On The Coast
Shaie Ross, Iyanna Williams, Kayla
Causes of a Northeaster
Wind associated with many different types of storms some of which come from in the north Atlantic ocean and some of which form as far as south as the Gulf of Mexico
Effects of a Northeaster
The causes are there is a loss of electricity, flooding, evacuation, damaged houses and etc.
Locations where effects of a Northeaster are evident
North east coast, gulf coast and anything around that area off the coast's edge
Subtopic 5: How it relates to Virginia beach
It relates to Virginia Beach because Hurricane Sandy is considered a Northeaster which we were hit with. We had the effects of a Northeaster with flooding and lots of wind.
Citations
Citation 1: http://www.nwas.org/weblinks.phpCitation 2: www.cnn.com/2012/10/26/US/tropical-weather-sandy/index.html