"the expected inundation from storm surge is the main consideration in determining what coastal areas should be evacuated."
true/false

True

Explanation:

Cyclonic tidal waves are not water walls like those of a tsunami, as is commonly believed. They are generated by the winds of a hurricane that blow incessantly towards the beach; They are a kind of high tide domes that form as the sea stretches inland. This high tide has destructive waves on the surface, and occurs apart from normal tides. It is like the ocean but with a high level.

The storm surge has the same speed as the hurricane, that is to say that the sea water suddenly charges - there is no way to predict the moment of the storm - the power to move forward in a matter of minutes, so the coastal areas should be evacuated immediately.