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| NOAA Factsheet - Hurricanes and Oil Spill |
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From the document; What will happen to a hurricane that runs through this oil slick? • Most hurricanes span an enormous area of the ocean (200-300 miles) — far wider than the current size of the spill. • If the slick remains small in comparison to a typical hurricane’s general environment and size, the anticipated impact on the hurricane would be minimal. • The oil is not expected to appreciably affect either the intensity or the track of a fully developed tropical storm or hurricane. • The oil slick would have little effect on the storm surge or near-shore wave heights. To read more you can download the pdf below.
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