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This cookie is set by Hubspot whenever it changes the session cookie. These cookies ensure basic functionalities and security features of the website, anonymously. Necessary cookies are absolutely essential for the website to function properly. In assisting with the production of these reports, we leverage our Global 2.0 hazard data combined with explicit simulation of the predicted coastal storm surge in order to give an early view of likely flooding associated with the hurricane. These impact reports are distributed to first responders such as the Red Cross and the Royal Navy in order to support recovery efforts on the ground. 1 Now the 30th named event and the 6th major hurricane of the hyperactive season, Iota is considered the strongest storm to hit Nicaragua in the country’s history, causing extreme rainfall, strong winds, landslides and coastal surges across affected areas.įathom have been working with a consortium including the University of Bristol, University of Reading, the ECWMF, and HR Wallingford, to provide an impact report for the most remote regions in Central America as part of an ongoing commitment to producing impact reports for major events to the UK Foreign Commonwealth and Development Office. Such predictions have sadly already been exceeded, and Hurricane Iota is currently progressing through parts of Central America, impacting areas that are still recovering from Hurricane Eta.
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