Hurricane Sally

Hurricane Sally formed in September 2020, evolving from a tropical depression over the Bahamas to a Category 2 hurricane. It made landfall in Alabama, causing significant damage due to its slow movement, which led to prolonged wind and rain. The storm resulted in extensive flooding, structural damage, and environmental impacts, including oil spills and coastal erosion. Communities faced power outages and infrastructure damage, with recovery efforts involving government aid and community support. The economic cost was over $7 billion, with impacts felt across multiple states.

What were some of the challenges faced by residents during the aftermath of Hurricane Sally?

What environmental impacts were observed along the beaches after Hurricane Sally?

How did Hurricane Sally affect the power supply in the affected regions?

What were the primary causes of fatalities associated with Hurricane Sally?