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37.10°N -76.43°W
Bethel Manor, Virginia
York Co.
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About Bethel Manor.
Bethel Manor, Virginia is relatively vulnerable to potential hurricane and storm surge impacts, given its minimal elevation and close coastal proximity. As an area located on low-lying land near the Atlantic coastline, with an average elevation of approximately 10 feet above sea level, it faces a relatively high flood risk during severe weather events such as hurricanes. Historical data highlights coastal flooding as a significant concern, particularly with storm surges amplified by rising sea levels, which can produce substantial, potentially devastating flooding even from a tropical storm or lower-category hurricane.
Over the last 30 years, Bethel Manor has experienced a number of significant weather events. For instance, Hurricane Isabel in 2003 brought powerful winds and heavy rainfall, causing severe property damage and flooding in the area. More recently, Hurricane Matthew in 2016 resulted in considerable flooding from heavy rains and storm surge. In light of consistent and recurring flood issues, and increasing concerns related to climate change, there's a need for ongoing community-level planning, investment in infrastructure, and implementation of mitigation strategies to better protect the region from future hurricane impacts.
Bethel Manor, Virginia is relatively vulnerable to potential hurricane and storm surge impacts, given its minimal elevation and close coastal proximity. As an area located on low-lying land near the Atlantic coastline, with an average elevation of approximately 10 feet above sea level, it faces a relatively high flood risk during severe weather events such as hurricanes. Historical data highlights coastal flooding as a significant concern, particularly with storm surges amplified by rising sea levels, which can produce substantial, potentially devastating flooding even from a tropical storm or lower-category hurricane. Over the last 30 years, Bethel Manor has experienced a number of significant weather events. For instance, Hurricane Isabel in 2003 brought powerful winds and heavy rainfall, causing severe property damage and flooding in the area. More recently, Hurricane Matthew in 2016 resulted in considerable flooding from heavy rains and storm surge. In light of consistent and recurring flood issues, and increasing concerns related to climate change, there's a need for ongoing community-level planning, investment in infrastructure, and implementation of mitigation strategies to better protect the region from future hurricane impacts.
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