Hurricane Florence appears alarmingly similar to simulated 'worst-case scenario' storm
Federal Emergency Management Agency had created a simulation of a fictional 'Hurricane Cora' barreling into southeast Virginia it revealed unfathomable destruction
The fast-approaching monster storm Hurricane Florence, which is set to strike a vulnerable east coast on Thursday, is appearing strikingly similar to Category 4 hurricane simulated by disaster planners just months ago.
The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) and the Argonne National Laboratory (ANL) had created a narrative of a fictional 'Hurricane Cora' barreling into southeast Virginia and up the Chesapeake Bay to strike Washington, D.C. The projected path of Hurricance Florence, which is a Category 4 storm, also includes the same region covered by the fictional hurricane.