Hurricane of the previous decade

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Hurricane of the previous decade

1. Isidore
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2. Isabel
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3. Charley
3
3%
4. Ivan
2
2%
5. Jeanne
3
3%
6. Katrina
57
66%
7. Wilma
19
22%
8. Dean
1
1%
9. Felix
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No votes
10. Gustav
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No votes
11. Ike
2
2%
12. Other
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No votes
 
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Re: Hurricane of the previous decade

#61 Postby somethingfunny » Thu Apr 15, 2010 2:41 pm

Or, Floyd recurving a bit farther west.
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Re: Hurricane of the previous decade

#62 Postby MGC » Sat Apr 17, 2010 6:38 pm

The only chance for south Florida's major cities to be struck by a Cat 5 is from the east like Andrew. A hurricane coming from the SW has to cross a good bit of real estate to reach the cities. I was camping down in Flamingo in the Everglades this past winter, and damage from Wilma was still evident. I think another 1928 hurricane would be much worst....MGC
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