Storm Event
Severity ?
1
Source
No known sources of information.
Pathway
No known sources of information.
Receptor and Consequence
This event was associated with flooding on the Feast of Saint Dustan as a result of ‘a terrible tempest of thunder and lightning, as none living had ever seen’ coinciding with the rising of the sea on the coasts of England by 6 feet higher than ordinary (Marusek, 2011).
Summary Table
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| Evacuation & Rescue | * |
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| Energy | * |
| Public services | * |
| Water & wastewater | * |
| Livestock | * |
| Agricultural land | * |
| Coastal erosion | * |
| Natural environment | * |
| Cultural heritage | * |
| Coastal defences | * |
*No known sources of information available
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References
- Marusek, J. A. (2011). A Chronological Listing of Early Weather Events. SPPI Reprint Series. Available at: http://www.breadandbutterscience.com/Weather.pdf (Accessed: 6 August 2018).