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1. Storm Surge

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   Storm Characteristics and Motion
   The radius of maximum wind (RMW)/) is crucial. Smaller, more compact storms, (low RMW) tend to produce localized, extremely high surges because the energy is focused over a narrow area. Larger storms distribute their forcing over a wider area, leading to a lower peak but broader inundation zone.
   Furthermore, the interaction between the storm's forward motion ($V_f$) and the local [tidal phase…

2. Storm Surge

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   | Maximum Sustained Wind Speed ($V_{max}$) | Peak 3-second gust averaged over 1 minute. | $50$ to $250 \text{ km}/\text{h}$ | Wind Stress Dynamics |
   | Shelf Slope Gradient ($\delta$) | Ratio of horizontal distance to vertical drop offshore. | $1:200$ to $1:2000$ | Shoaling Resonance |
   | Storm Radius of Maximum Wind (RMW)/) | Radial distance to peak wind field. | $15$ to $150 \text{ km}$ | Energy Concentration Factor |
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