Watch this video, you will understand how dangerous Florence super typhoon is!

The Weather Channel has recently released an extremely intuitive video, showing the dangers of super typhoon Florence hitting the eastern United States.

According to the US National Hurricane Center, super typhoon Florence, despite being weakened, is still expected to be an extremely dangerous storm for the US East Coast.

And recently, the nation's weather forecast channel The Weather Channel released a video warning of the danger of super typhoon Florence . The problem is that they have chosen an extremely intuitive display, which makes anyone feel shudder when they feel the horrors of this storm.

Specifically, usually when warning about wind storms, people often pay attention to wind power. But here, the meteorologist Erika Navarro, the host, issued a warning about the flood.

It is known that flooding is the main cause of death in US storms. According to the US National Hurricane Center, in the period of 1963-2012, at least 49% of people died due to floods.

When Florence hit, the water level was expected to reach 2.7m. This is an extremely dangerous water level, crossing the first floor of a house, sweeping away everything. And the truth is that if someone is in the storm area at this time, it's like sitting in the arms of death.

When Florence hit, the water level was expected to reach 2.7m.

"If you are here, leave immediately" - quoted Navarro.

In fact, the 2.7m water level is the worst scenario, and the rate is quite small. However, the history of the United States once witnessed even more devastating after-storm floods. Like Hurricane Hazel in 1954, for example, the storm caused flooding with water levels of up to 5.2m. Hazel killed 400 people in Haiti, 95 in the US, and 81 in Canada.