1953 storm surge

Most sea defences facing the surge were overwhelmed, resulting in extensive flooding. The combination of wind, high tide, and low pressure caused the sea to ...

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The surge peaked at 3.35 meters above the average sea level, and waves of over 4.9 meters were recorded. In the countries affected, physical sea defenses were ...

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The 1953 North Sea storm surge was accompanied by high waves and ... storm surge caused by a deep depression tracking east across England.

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In 1953 a storm surge of nearly 11 feet (3.4 metres) above the mean high-water level inundated large areas of the delta region of the Netherlands.

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by K d’Angremond · Cited by 19 — On 1st February 1953, the coastlines of the southern North Sea were hit by a severe storm surge. Large parts of the United Kingdom, Belgium and the Netherlands ...9 pages

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The 1953 storm caused catastrophic damage and loss of life in multiple countries, with a 5.6m surge, and over 24,000 homes damaged in the UK.

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In 1953, a storm surge flooded low-lying areas of the Netherlands, killing nearly 2000. Dikes failed, causing 150 breaches and 350,000 acres to ...

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by A Duiveman · 2025 — This article analyses how Dutch journalists appropriated a historical disaster to tell stories about the current-day climate crisis.

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The 1953 North Sea flood, caused by a storm and high tide, killed nearly 2,000, destroyed 47,000 structures, and affected 750,000 people. It also killed 200, ...

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