No More Cone? Psychology Researchers Offer Better Tool for Visualizing Hurricane Danger

ENN
Jul 14, 2021, 1:02 pm125 pts
When a hurricane threatens to make landfall, forecasters offer a barrage of informational tools to communicate the risk of it coming through coastal and inland communities, so residents can prepare for its impact.

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