The Hazard History Consequence Tool (HHC) is a central repository of historical natural hazard events and their consequences across New York City dating from 1795 to present day.
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- Documents when, where, and how natural hazard events have affected the city.
- Contains approximately 3,000 historical events and associated consequences.
- Brings together information from weather stations, flood sensors, tide gauges, and other data sources to provide additional context about past events.
- Supports the HMP by providing a centralized record of historical hazard events and illustrate their impacts.
