Thread: Potential #DallasTornado built-environment exposure. Disasters are a product of society and are caused by extreme events interacting with human, social, and physical vulnerabilities. #ExpandingBullsEyeEffect #txwx #Tornado

@NOAANSSL MRMS low-level rotation tracks (1/5)
Potential #DallasTornado damage path overlaid on the current regional land cover/land use. Most of the potential damage area traverses medium to high intensity development (i.e., urban/suburban densities) (2/5)
Housing density from 1950-2019 relative to the potential #DallasTornado path. Dallas is a prime example of the extreme urban sprawl many cities have witnessed over the last 75 yrs. Unfortunately, Dallas is also very prone to tornado impacts... Disaster waiting to happen... (3/5)
Animated .gif of changes in housing density from 1950-2019 relative to the potential #DallasTornado path. (4/5)
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