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173 years of Hurricane Strikes map

The7thLegend

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With Hurricane season approaching I thought this was a good read in case you missed it.

 

173 years of Hurricane Strikes

- 1,167 landfalls between 1851-2024

- Mid Atlantic is region Hurricanes are least likely to hit

- 1880s Hold the record for most landfall Hurricanes 

- Blue Hill Observatory recorded the strongest Hurricane-related surface wind 186 mph

 

 

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Here's the article:

The hurricane dead zone: Map shows coastline that hurricanes can't seem to reach

 

 

 

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