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Different storm and wheather events and their consequences regarding health and economy.

Storms and other severe weather events are increasingly causing both public health and economic problems for communities and municipalities. Using the U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s storm database, which tracks characteristics of major storms and weather events in the United States, we analyzed the public health and economic impacts of severe weather from 1950 and to the end in November 2011. We calculated the public health impacts in two ways: the total number of fatalities and injuries for a given type of weather event and the fatality rate of a weather event, which is the ratio of the number of fatalities for the event and the total number of fatalities and injuries. From these data, we found that tornadoes by far caused the most fatalities and injuries, but that the cold and wind chill had the highest fatality rate. For economic impacts, we measured the total property and crop damages of a weather event. Tornadoes again had by far the highest impact.

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