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37.77°N -79.97°W
Mallow, Virginia
Alleghany Co.
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About Mallow.
Mallow, Virginia, while not directly on the coast, is still susceptible to the effects of hurricanes, particularly due to heavy rain and potential flooding. This is largely due to the town's relatively low elevation, but also because of its position in relation to larger bodies of water - the surrounding terrain acts to direct water through the area. Historical data indicates Mallow is at a moderate risk for flooding, which can cause significant property and infrastructural damage. Associated hazards such as high winds can also impact this region, resulting in power outages, toppled trees, and property damage.
Over the past 30 years, a few significant meteorological events have impacted Mallow and surrounding areas. In 2003, Hurricane Isabel caused significant flooding and wind damage across Virginia; while Mallow was not in the direct path, the hurricane's effects were still felt. Spellbinding floods in 1985 owing to remnants from Hurricane Juan caused widespread damage in Virginia, although the severity in Mallow was relatively lower. It’s important for the residents to heed weather warnings and evacuate if necessary, as the long-term forecast models can sometimes underestimate the strength and path of these storms.
Mallow, Virginia, while not directly on the coast, is still susceptible to the effects of hurricanes, particularly due to heavy rain and potential flooding. This is largely due to the town's relatively low elevation, but also because of its position in relation to larger bodies of water - the surrounding terrain acts to direct water through the area. Historical data indicates Mallow is at a moderate risk for flooding, which can cause significant property and infrastructural damage. Associated hazards such as high winds can also impact this region, resulting in power outages, toppled trees, and property damage. Over the past 30 years, a few significant meteorological events have impacted Mallow and surrounding areas. In 2003, Hurricane Isabel caused significant flooding and wind damage across Virginia; while Mallow was not in the direct path, the hurricane's effects were still felt. Spellbinding floods in 1985 owing to remnants from Hurricane Juan caused widespread damage in Virginia, although the severity in Mallow was relatively lower. It’s important for the residents to heed weather warnings and evacuate if necessary, as the long-term forecast models can sometimes underestimate the strength and path of these storms.
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