Hurricane Frederic

Hurricane Frederick struck Mobile, AL, in 1979, marking the first major hurricane in half a century. It caused over $2 billion in damage, with significant storm surges and winds. Preparations and evacuations helped minimize fatalities. The storm's impact was severe, with widespread flooding and destruction. A documentary by the US Army Corps of Engineers provides further insights.

What were some of the stories told by people who experienced Hurricane Frederick?

What was the significance of Hurricane Frederick in terms of its impact on Mobile, AL?

How did the preparation and evacuation efforts affect the number of deaths during Hurricane Frederick?

Describe the conditions during the landfall of Hurricane Frederick on Dauphin Island.

What were the effects of the storm surge caused by Hurricane Frederick along the coast of Baldwin County?