Storm Daniel
Subclass of | cloud burst ![]() |
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Part of | 2023 floods in Europe, 2022–23 European windstorm season ![]() |
Country | Libya, Turkey, Bulgaria, Egypt ![]() |
Point for tym insyd | September 2023 ![]() |
Tym dem start | 4 September 2023 ![]() |
End tym | 13 September 2023 ![]() |
Storm Daniel, dem sanso know am as Cyclone Daniel, na ebe a catastrophic tropical cyclone wey cam turn de deadliest Mediterranean tropical-like cyclone for recorded history insyd, as well as one of de costliest tropical cyclones for record top outsyd of de North Atlantic Basin. Dey form as a low-pressure system around 4 September 2023, de storm affect Greece, Bulgaria, den Turkey plus extensive flooding. Na de storm then organize as a Mediterranean low wey na designate am as Storm Daniel. E soon acquire quasi-tropical characteristics wey e move toward de coast of Libya, wer na e cause catastrophic flooding cause by de collapse of two dams, Derna den Mansour, wey result insyd de flooding of de Wadi Derna river wey cause catastrophic damage to de city of Derna. After e collapse de two dams, Storm Daniel degenerate into a remnant low. Na de storm be de result of an omega block; a high-pressure zone sandwiched between two zones of low pressure, plus de isobars wey dey shape like de Greek letter omega (Ω).[1][2]
Insyd Greece, severe rainfall lead to flooding wey cause more dan two billion euros in damage, wey dey make am de most costly recorded storm give de country. Na Libya be de hardest hit, plus torrential rains wey cause two dams near de city of Derna make dem fail. Dis result in over 5,900 deaths den 7,000 injuries, plus at least 8,000 odas missing.[3][4] Na dem blame Libya ein vulnerability to such disasters for ein civil war top, wich damage critical infrastructure den lef am insyd poor condition before de storm. For de aftermath, chaw countries along de Mediterranean Sea pledge make dem provide aid to affected countries.
References
[edit | edit source]- ↑ Badshah, Nadeem (6 September 2023). "UK heat and floods in south-east Europe blamed on 'omega' weather system". The Guardian. Archived from the original on 10 September 2023.
- ↑ "UK heatwave: What is an omega block – and how is it causing our extreme weather?". Sky News. 6 September 2023. Archived from the original on 7 September 2023.
- ↑ "Libya Assistance Overview, April 2024". ReliefWeb. USAID. 17 April 2024. Retrieved 2 May 2024.
- ↑ "Libya: Flood update Flash Update No.7 (23 September 2023) (as of 4pm local time) [EN/AR]". reliefweb.int. 24 September 2023. Retrieved 26 September 2023.
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