高潮3.6メートルの地域も、180万戸超が停電 ハリケーン襲来の米フロリダ州
More than 1.8 million households in an area with 3.6 meter high tides also have blackouts Hurricane hits Florida
More than 1.8 million households in an area with 3.6 meter high tides also have blackouts Hurricane hits Florida
米南部フロリダ州のデサンティス知事は28日の記者会見で、同州南西部に上陸したハリケーン「イアン」による高潮が一部地域で最大12フィート(約3.6メートル)に達したことを明らかにしました
Florida Governor DeSantis said at a press conference on the 28th that storm surges caused by Hurricane Ian, which made landfall in the southwestern part of the state, reached up to 12 feet (about 3.6 meters) in some areas. Did
Florida Governor DeSantis said at a press conference on the 28th that storm surges caused by Hurricane Ian, which made landfall in the southwestern part of the state, reached up to 12 feet (about 3.6 meters) in some areas. Did
デサンティス氏は「高潮はピークを迎えた可能性が高く、今後数時間で低くなるだろうと州の気象専門家は見ている」と述べました
Storm tides have likely peaked and will lower in the next few hours, state meteorologists say, DeSantis said.
Storm tides have likely peaked and will lower in the next few hours, state meteorologists say, DeSantis said.
ハリケーンが去るまでフロリダ州中部は暴風に見舞われる可能性があります
Storms could hit central Florida until hurricane clears
Storms could hit central Florida until hurricane clears
デサンティス氏は1935年のハリケーンなど同州を襲った最強級の3つのハリケーンの名を挙げ、イアンが「上陸時点でこれらに次ぐ強さだと思う」と述べました
DeSantis named three of the strongest hurricanes to hit the state, including the 1935 hurricane, and said Ian was second only to those when they made landfall.
DeSantis named three of the strongest hurricanes to hit the state, including the 1935 hurricane, and said Ian was second only to those when they made landfall.
フロリダ半島西部フォートマイヤーズでは、ハリケーン上陸から5時間が経過しても水位が非常に高いままです
Water levels remain very high in Fort Myers, Florida, five hours after the hurricane made landfall.
Water levels remain very high in Fort Myers, Florida, five hours after the hurricane made landfall.
ハリケーンの後ろ側で吹く強風が波を海岸に押し寄せ、陸地が冠水する状況が続いています
Strong winds blowing behind the hurricane push waves onto the coast, causing the land to continue to flood.
Strong winds blowing behind the hurricane push waves onto the coast, causing the land to continue to flood.