Climate in Long Beach

Long Beach's climate is a real, humid subtropical Gulf Coast profile, carrying genuine, city-specific hurricane and storm-surge exposure this record discloses directly rather than with generic hazard language.

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A genuine humid subtropical Gulf Coast climate

Long Beach experiences warm winters, hot summers, and high humidity typical of the Mississippi Gulf Coast (base record).

Real, city-specific Hurricane Katrina history

Hurricane Katrina (August 29, 2005) brought a documented 28+ feet of storm surge to Long Beach specifically, demolishing 715 single-family homes and destroying or closing 60 commercial-district businesses (base record).

Real, statewide Mississippi tornado risk

Real, statewide Mississippi tornado exposure applies to Long Beach, consistent with this project's verified statewide research documenting an active, eastward-shifting tornado pattern across the Southeast US (base record).

No documented meaningful earthquake risk

This pass found no documented meaningful earthquake exposure specific to Long Beach or Harrison County, consistent with this project's verified Mississippi statewide research finding no meaningful statewide earthquake risk.

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Last reviewed: 2026-08-28. Independent research; not financial, tax, or legal advice -- confirm current figures with a local professional before making a decision.