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Information about the hydro-meteorological parameters during the extreme seastorms is of significant importance for the sustainable development in thecontext of flood risk for the coastal areas. Usually there is a lack ofsufficiently long history of instrumental measurements of the extreme winds,waves and storm surges. Simulation of historical storms is an important tool toevaluate the potential coastal hazards. In the absence of measured datahindcasts can satisfy the need for historical data. The wave and storm-surgeregional numerical simulations have been carried out for the ten most severestorms over the Bulgarian coast of the Black Sea from the period 1972-2012. TheERA-Interim and ERA-40 reanalysis of wind at 10 m and mean sea level pressurehave been downscaled with a high resolution atmospheric model ALADIN to thehorizontal and time scales suitable for precise evaluation ofhydro-meteorological parameters during the storms. The downscaled fields ofwind and sea level pressure have been used as input for the wave and stormsurge models.

Investigation Of The Hydro-Meteorological Hazards Along The Bulgarian Coast Of The Black Sea By Reconstructions Of Historical Storms