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Most coastal areas within the United States are subject to hurricanes or tropical storms. Hurricanes can cause catastrophic damage to both coastlines and up to several hundred miles inland from high winds that potentially exceed 155 miles per hour. The BCA Resource Kit is available to you for guidance as you address hurricane wind hazards and conduct a thorough Benefit-Cost Analysis, including the need to address multiple hazards in a single BCA module run.Guidance Documents
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