HURRICANE - Deadly Storms of the 1990s: Twenty True Stories Disaster, Survival, and Destruction

The 1990s marked a profound turning point in climate history, a decade when the global atmosphere tested the absolute limits of modern architecture, technology, and emergency planning.From the devastating structural failures of Hurricane Andrew in Florida to the landscape-altering deluges of Hurricane Mitch in Central America, historic tropical cyclones exposed a critical reality: the gap between engineering theory and raw survival is narrower than we think.Hurricane: Deadly Storms of the 1990s delivers an authoritative, research-driven chronicle of the most formidable weather events of the late twentieth century. Moving beyond simple statistics, this gripping history examines the precise intersection of atmospheric physics, geographic traps, and institutional complacency across the globe.

Pagina's: 160, Paperback, Independently published