Storm Event
‘Homes in danger as waves smash sea defences’
Severity ?
1
Source
Gales, spring tides, and heavy seas managed to breach the shingle bank at Selsey (Akehurst, 2011).
Pathway
Shingle bank at Selsey was breached (Akehurst, 2011).
Receptor and Consequence
This event was associated with flooding of 200 acre holiday caravan site at Selsey (Akehurst, 2011).
Summary Table
Loss of life | * |
Residential property | * |
Evacuation & Rescue | * |
Cost | * |
Ports | * |
Transport | * |
Energy | * |
Public services | * |
Water & wastewater | * |
Livestock | * |
Agricultural land | * |
Coastal erosion | * |
Natural environment | * |
Cultural heritage | * |
Coastal defences | Shingle bank at Selsey was breached. |
*No known sources of information available
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References
- Akehurst, K. (2011). Coastal Flooding in the Solent, an Analysis using Sea Levels and Media Records. Southampton Undergraduate Thesis.