Because of a Northern Hemisphere hurricane’s counterclockwise circulation around its surface low-pressure center as seen from above, such winds would have brought extensive wind damage, accompanying heavy rainfalls and a damaging storm surge mainly to the of the point where an advancing hurricane’s center would come ashore. In 2018, Major Hurricane Michael’s circulation center made landfall just west of Mexico Beach, FL, with catastrophic wave action and storm surge inundation along the shoreline. It also cut two new inlets at St. Joseph State Park. The devastation included at least an estimated $14 billion (U. S.) in damages and about 60 deaths attributed to the storm.