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their original foundations. Reports by the Red Cross and local authorities indicated that 150 human corpses were found in Moore Haven alone; their estimates were incomplete as many bodies were never found, reportedly having been swept deep into the
Everglades. Estimates of the dead near Lake Okeechobee ranged as high as 300. Two years later, another
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Florida. However, the storm is considered the final blow to end the boom locally. Thousands of newcomers to Florida left the state and cleared their bank accounts, leaving many banks to the brink of bankruptcy. As a result, the Great Depression of 1929 did not make a great impact to Florida
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under 13 to 15 ft (4.0 to 4.6 m) of water. Residents scrambled, often unsuccessfully, to safety on rooftops but were swept away by the winds and storm surge. A nearby drainage dam was destroyed, causing additional flooding of the countryside. Most of the city's buildings were swept off of
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district a large storm surge ruined many crops. The storm also destroyed 60% of the homes on the north island of Bimini, left water up to 7 ft (2.1 m) deep in some areas, and was widely considered the worst storm on record in Bimini to date. Some sources say 25 people died on Bimini,
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at port were lost. The storm left 4,000 people homeless on three of the islands in the Turks and Caicos. Due to hampered communication, the extent of damage in the
Bahamas was initially unclear. In the Bahamas, the storm flattened hundreds of structures and killed at least 17 people, mostly on
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The warm waters of the Gulf of Mexico allowed for the tropical cyclone to reach a secondary peak intensity with winds of 125 mph (201 km/h) on
September 20, equivalent to that of a modern-day high-end Category 3 hurricane. Although the storm had taken a more northwesterly course
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in order to serve food to the recently displaced and as a source for clean drinking water that was contaminated in other areas. The first aid arriving from outside the impacted areas was a relief train guarded by state militiamen that carted medical staff, medicine, potable water, and other relief
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Although the hurricane weakened before striking the upper Gulf Coast, its slow movement produced substantial effects to coastal regions between Mobile and
Pensacola; these areas experienced heavy damage from wind, rain, and storm surge. Wind records at Pensacola indicate that the city encountered
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Florida. The storm destroyed hundreds of structures in its path over the islands, leaving thousands of residents homeless. At least seventeen deaths occurred on the islands, though many others—some related only
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Atlantic Ocean on September 11. Steadily strengthening as it tracked west-northwestward, the storm reached hurricane intensity the next day. As a result of scattered observations at open sea, however, no ship encountered the storm until September 15, by which time it had reached
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Communication between the two locales as well as the rest of the United States was cut after all local telecommunications and power lines were blown down. Due to their susceptibility to strong winds, most wooden buildings in Miami were either blown down or lost their roofs. Concrete and steel
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sustained winds of hurricane force for more than 20 hours, including winds above 100 mph (160 km/h) for five hours. The storm tide destroyed nearly all waterfront structures on
Pensacola Bay and peaked at 14 ft (4.3 m) near
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unlike the rest of the country. Many planned developments, which had fallen into deadlock due to insufficient resources, were abandoned due to the economic effects of the hurricane. In Boca Raton, for instance, one planned community by
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of Broward County, and ripped the roof from the Broward County courthouse. Despite having only 12,000 inhabitants, the town sustained severe damage to 3,500 of its buildings. Nearby, the storm severely damaged the abandoned
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reported many roofs blown off, numerous small buildings destroyed, walls blown down, windows shattered, and trees, shrubs, and other objects torn apart or uprooted. The worst destruction occurred in the poorer, mostly
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on September 11. Tracking west-northwestward, the storm gradually intensified and reached hurricane intensity on September 12 while still east of the Lesser Antilles. The observation of low
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was appointed chief building, plumbing and electrical inspector. He initiated and enforced the first building code in the United States, which more than 5,000 US cities duplicated.
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beach, waves smashed windows and invaded the interior of the Hollywood Beach Hotel. People on the second floor found sand drifts reaching "half way to the ceiling."
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at its peak intensity. After passing the island, the hurricane slightly weakened but maintained formidable strength as it accelerated through the southern
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killed at least 2,500 people along Lake Okeechobee, but mostly affected the eastern shore, leaving Moore Haven largely unscathed.
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591:. Around 20:30 UTC, the eye of the hurricane passed into the
310:
194:
1883:
3867:
The Greatest and Deadliest Hurricanes to Impact the Bahamas
3587:: Institute of Archaeology and Paleoenvironmental Studies.
3175:
3076:
2695:"City Is Cut Off From Nation When 100 Mile Hurricane Rages"
2650:
2169:"A reanalysis of the 1921–1930 Atlantic hurricane database"
2125:
Continental United States Hurricanes (Detailed Description)
1325:
1002:
994:
373:
Tropical storm (39–73 mph, 63–118 km/h)
368:
Tropical depression (≤38 mph, ≤62 km/h)
3983:
List of People Killed in the Great Miami Hurricane of 1926
3210:"Bread Lines Appear In Miami; A Relief Train Rushed There"
2773:
2771:
2096:
10.1175/1520-0493(1926)54<416b:THATIS>2.0.CO;2
1464:, were destroyed; the project was subsequently abandoned.
441:, remnant low, tropical disturbance, or monsoon depression
393:
Category 4 (130–156 mph, 209–251 km/h)
388:
Category 3 (111–129 mph, 178–208 km/h)
4015:
3052:
1989:
10.1175/1520-0493(1926)54<409:TWIHOS>2.0.CO;2
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Category 2 (96–110 mph, 154–177 km/h)
3365:
3130:
3128:
3088:
3019:
2825:
2068:"The Hurricane At Turks Island, September 16, 1926"
1424:, causing $ 3,000,000 in flood damage. The storm opened
1207:
sections of the towns, where many homes were destroyed.
378:
Category 1 (74–95 mph, 119–153 km/h)
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were sunk. The storm damaged the main residence at the
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en route to Florida. This trajectory brought the storm
3925:
In Place of Pearls: A Brief History of Deerfield Beach
2828:"Memorial Web Page for the 1926 Great Miami Hurricane"
2613:
2611:
2609:
2386:
2233:"A date with disaster: '26 storm would be devastating"
1663:
in memory of this catastrophe. The school's mascot is
1392:
A storm surge from Lake Okeechobee entirely inundated
16:
Category 4 Atlantic hurricane that hit Florida in 1926
3944:. Gainesville, Florida: University Press of Florida.
3532:
3518:"The Big Blow: Broward County and the 1926 Hurricane"
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offered its resources for use in relief efforts. The
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Sandler, Nathaniel; Wouters (Curator), Gina (2016).
2807:
2557:
2374:
2362:
2327:"Tropical Hurricane Sweeps Southern Part Of Country"
2143:
Atlantic Oceanographic and Meteorological Laboratory
1961:"The West Indian Hurricane Of September 14–22, 1926"
1928:
Atlantic Oceanographic and Meteorological Laboratory
1860:
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on September 19 and covered coastal areas from
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Category 5 (≥157 mph, ≥252 km/h)
3958:
3942:
Gladesmen: Gator Hunters, Moonshiners, and Skiffers
3766:
Pioneer Days on the Shores of Lake Worth, 1873–1893
3108:
Memorial Web Page for the 1928 Okeechobee Hurricane
2783:
2215:
539:. With this strength the hurricane passed near the
4061:
3963:. "The Florida Hurricane, September 17–20, 1926".
3695:. No. 4. 1989. pp. 10–13. Archived from
3557:
3534:
3473:
3040:
2026:"Atlantic hurricane best track (HURDAT version 2)"
1467:
1377:Everglades, Lake Okeechobee, and Southwest Florida
689:for their efforts in disseminating storm details.
149:U.S. hurricane on record when adjusted for wealth
3764:Linehan, Mary Collar; Nelson, Mary Watts (1994).
3560:Florida Hurricanes and Tropical Storms, 1871–2001
2435:. Associated Press. September 20, 1926. p. 1
2339:. Associated Press. September 18, 1926. p. 1
2276:. Associated Press. September 17, 1926. p. 1
1879:
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1786:Blake, Eric S.; Gibney, Ethan J. (August 2011).
575:, located just 15 mi (24 km) south of
3894:Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society
3555:
2516:
2423:"500 Reported Killed In The City Of Miami"
1522:after the hurricane, wryly titled "Miami's New
3789:Magnificent Mile: A History of Hillsboro Beach
3686:"In the wake of Hugo: The '26 storm revisited"
3636:: The Tornado Project of Environmental Films.
3194:United States Army Corps of Engineers (1945).
3100:
3024:. Vizcaya Museum & Gardens. Archived from
2819:
2258:
1921:
1874:
4047:
3812:"Mrs Mitchell's Memories of Early Boca Raton"
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2879:"Many Buildings in Lake Worth Razed by Storm"
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1227:Remains of a bridge at Baker's Haulover Inlet
700:Costliest U.S. Atlantic hurricanes, 1900–2017
3939:
3738:Characteristics of the Hurricane Storm Surge
3556:Duedall, Iver W.; Williams, John M. (2002).
3410:. Gainesville: University Press of Florida.
3187:
3181:
3058:
2826:National Weather Service (January 8, 2009).
2226:
2224:
1165:mostly sustained minor damage, the 18-story
1161:buildings were warped at their bases. While
1155:M. A. Hortt, former mayor of Fort Lauderdale
5175:1926 natural disasters in the United States
2871:
2310:. The Associated Press. September 22, 1926.
2061:
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1845:. The Associated Press. September 24, 1926.
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3325:Pielke, Roger A. Jr.; et al. (2008).
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1922:Landsea, Chris; et al. (April 2014).
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631:the following day before dissipating over
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3825:(2). Boca Raton Historical Society: 3–19.
3718:Black Cloud: the Deadly Hurricane of 1928
3715:
3196:Storm Total Rainfall In The United States
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2912:"Fulford-Miami Speedway – Post Hurricane"
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324:. It flooded surrounding communities and
3988:1926 issue of the Monthly Weather Review
3959:U.S. Weather Bureau (1926). Written at
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3444:"Traditions :: University of Miami"
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3581:Fisherfolk of Charlotte Harbor, Florida
3239:
3112:National Weather Service Miami, Florida
2994:Wooldridge, Jane (September 16, 2012).
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2539:(Preliminary Report). Miami, Florida:
2529:Edward Rappaport (December 10, 1993).
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2239:. Fort Lauderdale, Florida. p. 7B
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1111:Burger King International Headquarters
1081:Damage on Fort Lauderdale beach, near
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976:List of costliest Atlantic hurricanes
667:eventually stretched as far north as
3940:Simmons, Glen; Ogden, Laura (1998).
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3346:10.1061/(ASCE)1527-6988(2008)9:1(29)
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1623:A damaged homesite in the Miami area
1608:Destruction of vegetation near Miami
1317:and destroyed the kennels, allowing
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1588:National Guard of the United States
663:. Warnings along the United States
571:on the coast of South Florida near
533:Saffir–Simpson hurricane wind scale
13:
3537:Living with the West Florida Shore
3198:. War Department. p. SA 4–23.
2491:. September 18, 1976. p. 19-A
2231:Frank, Josh (September 18, 2006).
1941:
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985:Turks & Caicos and The Bahamas
268:The hurricane is believed to have
245:and caused catastrophic damage in
14:
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4360:1933 Chesapeake–Potomac hurricane
3976:
3651:Harris, Margaret Garnett (1990).
3509:Bonnet House Museum & Gardens
581:radius of outermost closed isobar
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3720:. New York: Carroll & Graf.
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2680:. September 24, 1926. p. 1.
2676:"Survey Reveals Delray Damage".
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2066:Goodwin, George (October 1926).
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313:and drowned hundreds of people.
3993:United States Hurricane History
3564:. University Press of Florida.
3465:
3436:
3359:
3284:"Great Floridians 2000 Project"
3276:
3013:
2885:. September 19, 1926. p. 1
2734:. September 19, 1926. p. 1
2701:. September 19, 1926. p. 1
1631:before the storm, weakened the
1582:offered its facilities and the
1468:Florida Panhandle and elsewhere
993:. Rain gauges recorded 10
638:
5145:Category 4 Atlantic hurricanes
5140:1926 Atlantic hurricane season
4063:Category 4 Atlantic hurricanes
3693:South Florida History Magazine
2335:. Vol. 36, no. 137.
1716:1947 Fort Lauderdale hurricane
1633:Florida land boom of the 1920s
1476:Bridge swept away at Pensacola
1194:(then called Kelsey City) and
1104:, equal to the observation at
696:
473:database—as having begun as a
253:in September 1926, accruing a
221:1926 Atlantic hurricane season
1:
4074:
2272:. Vol. 7, no. 224.
1766:
1503: in (470 mm) fell.
1385:Damage to Knight's Chapel in
231:Great Miami Hurricane of 1926
2266:"Storm Does Enormous Damage"
1841:"17 Killed in the Bahamas".
1506:
1263:. "Knee-deep" water east of
645:United States Weather Bureau
455:United States Weather Bureau
293:near Miami on September 18.
95:150 mph (240 km/h)
7:
3787:McGarry, Carmen C. (1997).
3772:: Southern Heritage Press.
3516:Cunningham, Dennis (2008).
3482:Chapel Hill, North Carolina
3476:Florida's Hurricane History
2742:– via Newspapers.com.
2709:– via Newspapers.com.
2517:Duedall & Williams 2002
2499:– via Newspapers.com.
2485:"It Was Storm Without Name"
2247:– via Newspapers.com.
2147:Hurricane Research Division
1678:
1629:Florida East Coast Railroad
1213:the top floor were broken.
10:
5191:
3888:Pfost, Russell L. (2003).
3810:Mitchell, Floy C. (1978).
3716:Kleinberg, Elliot (2003).
3608:Charleston, South Carolina
3408:The New History of Florida
2237:South Florida Sun-Sentinel
2028:(Database). United States
1749:Coordinated Universal Time
1536:African-American districts
669:Charleston, South Carolina
643:On September 16, the
70:Category 4 major hurricane
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3541:. Duke University Press.
2657:Linehan & Nelson 1994
2577:"Highlights of the Storm"
2536:National Hurricane Center
2274:Greenwood, South Carolina
2196:10.1175/JCLI-D-11-00026.1
2030:National Hurricane Center
1898:10.1038/s41893-018-0165-2
1803:National Hurricane Center
1799:Asheville, North Carolina
1728:1928 Okeechobee hurricane
1556:Miami's business district
1190:. Cities as far north as
1188:New River House of Refuge
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139:$ 100 million (1926
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5119:Tropical cyclones portal
3923:Simms, Louis M. (1984).
3819:The Spanish River Papers
3579:Edic, Robert F. (1996).
3406:Gannon, Michael (2012).
3182:Simmons & Ogden 1998
3059:Simmons & Ogden 1998
2940:"Miami-Fulford Speedway"
2840:National Weather Service
2544:National Weather Service
2216:U.S. Weather Bureau 1926
1734:
1722:1945 Homestead hurricane
1693:Tropical cyclones portal
673:United States Gulf Coast
653:tropical cyclone warning
541:Turks and Caicos Islands
461:, did not begin issuing
233:was a large and intense
165:Turks and Caicos Islands
34:Surface weather analysis
4004:"The Hurricane of 1926"
3915:10.1175/BAMS-84-10-1367
3770:St. Petersburg, Florida
3735:Lee, Harris D. (1963).
3368:Southeastern Geographer
2332:Lancaster Eagle-Gazette
1129:. The hurricane's high
1065:Miami metropolitan area
479:maximum sustained winds
277:intensity north of the
3634:St. Johnsbury, Vermont
3610:: Arcadia Publishing.
3602:Gillis, Susan (2007).
3334:Natural Hazards Review
3251:Portsmouth Daily Times
3214:Portsmouth Daily Times
2581:Portsmouth Daily Times
2428:Portsmouth Daily Times
2075:Monthly Weather Review
1968:Monthly Weather Review
1648:
1647:Downed tree near Miami
1624:
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1303:Fulford–Miami Speedway
1298:
1249:Baker's Haulover Inlet
1245:Florida State Road A1A
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1085:
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1049:Damage to a home near
621:Perdido Beach, Alabama
611:six hours later.
446:
341:Meteorological history
47:Meteorological history
5160:20th century in Miami
5155:Hurricanes in Alabama
5150:Hurricanes in Florida
3961:Jacksonville, Florida
3865:Neely, Wayne (2019).
3830:Neely, Wayne (2009).
3664:Hortt, M. A. (1953).
3000:The Los Angeles Times
2975:on September 13, 2015
1886:Nature Sustainability
1759:during its existence.
1646:
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1485:. Rainfall peaked at
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1293:
1237:Hillsboro Inlet Light
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1133:swept into Miami and
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968: $ 54.4 billion
943: $ 57.8 billion
918: $ 62.2 billion
893: $ 73.5 billion
868: $ 73.5 billion
677:Apalachicola, Florida
625:Gulfport, Mississippi
493:and winds suggesting
439:Extratropical cyclone
348:
4022:on January 14, 2016.
3998:NOAA hurricane lists
3751:on December 24, 2016
3702:on November 16, 2017
3672:: Exposition Press.
3585:Gainesville, Florida
3472:Barnes, Jay (1998).
3247:"Nation To Rush Aid"
3028:on September 3, 2018
1487:Bay Minette, Alabama
1462:Ten Thousand Islands
1428:between Captiva and
1403:Category 4 hurricane
1271:. The waters of the
1167:Meyer-Kiser Building
635:shortly thereafter.
491:barometric pressures
360:Saffir–Simpson scale
283:Category 4 hurricane
237:that devastated the
100:Lowest pressure
40:on September 18
4184:"Chenière Caminada"
4012:American Experience
3965:Climatological Data
3906:2003BAMS...84.1367P
3795:: RitAmelia Press.
3626:Grazulis, Thomas P.
3528:on January 6, 2019.
3450:on October 17, 2007
2883:The Palm Beach Post
2732:The Palm Beach Post
2699:The Palm Beach Post
2431:. Vol. EXTRA.
2188:2012JCli...25..865L
2130:Re-Analysis Project
2087:1926MWRv...54..416G
1980:1926MWRv...54..409M
1653:University of Miami
1416:and the islands of
1019:cacti. Nearly all
681:Burrwood, Louisiana
629:tropical depression
429:Subtropical cyclone
289:and the Bahamas to
259:Florida's land boom
23:
4342:"British Honduras"
3793:Morriston, Florida
3666:Gold Coast Pioneer
3659:: Star Publishing.
3380:10.1353/sgo.0.0045
3085:, pp. 15, 30.
2920:. January 11, 1927
2308:The New York Times
2176:Journal of Climate
1926:. Miami, Florida:
1843:The New York Times
1665:Sebastian the Ibis
1649:
1625:
1614:American Red Cross
1610:
1568:United States Army
1544:Hollywood, Florida
1528:
1478:
1390:
1336:, where the yacht
1315:Hialeah Race Track
1299:
1229:
1148:Las Olas Boulevard
1139:MacArthur Causeway
1106:Biscayne Boulevard
1086:
1075:
1055:
531:on the modern-day
471:Atlantic hurricane
447:
92:Highest winds
77:1-minute sustained
64:September 22, 1926
56:September 11, 1926
36:of the storm over
21:
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4458:
4457:
3951:978-0-8130-1573-6
3880:978-1-64753-121-8
3871:Cheyenne, Wyoming
3853:978-1-4401-5174-3
3802:978-0-9641216-3-8
3779:978-0-941072-14-4
3727:978-0-7867-1386-8
3657:Hypoluxo, Florida
3643:978-1-879362-03-1
3617:978-0-7385-4443-4
3594:978-1-881448-04-4
3571:978-0-8130-2494-3
3548:978-0-8223-0517-0
3417:978-0-8130-1415-9
3355:on June 17, 2013.
3147:Doyle et al. 1984
3137:, pp. 126–7.
2865:Delray Beach News
2678:Delray Beach News
2395:, pp. 132–3.
2270:The Index-Journal
1754:
1747:For consistency,
1612:According to the
1432:islands. Between
1342:and fishing boat
1307:North Miami Beach
1273:Lake Worth Lagoon
1200:Palm Beach County
1090:continental shelf
991:Grand Turk Island
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495:cyclonic rotation
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1265:U.S. Route 1
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561:Mangrove Cay
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4425:"Homestead"
4407:"Nicaragua"
4336:"San ZenĂłn"
4289:"Tampa Bay"
4248:"Galveston"
4219:"Galveston"
4167:"Indianola"
3454:November 8,
3431:Gillis 2007
3309:Barnes 1998
3166:Barnes 1998
2838:, Florida:
2728:"Bulletins"
2641:Barnes 1998
2620:, pp.
2618:Barnes 1998
2468:Barnes 1998
1892:: 808–813.
1865:Barnes 1998
1572:Coast Guard
1566:placed the
1540:martial law
1414:Punta Rassa
1398:Moore Haven
1296:Miami Beach
1241:Miami Beach
1163:skyscrapers
1135:Miami Beach
1131:storm surge
1119:Dade County
809:"Galveston"
759:"Galveston"
609:Punta Rassa
597:Punta Rassa
565:Gulf Stream
499:Saint Kitts
334:Mississippi
307:storm surge
247:the Bahamas
185:Mississippi
170:The Bahamas
118:(estimated)
5134:Categories
4348:"Freeport"
3933:B0007B2CVW
3873:: UrLink.
3678:B003VZWJQY
3311:, p.
3257:January 1,
3220:January 1,
3168:, p.
3110:(Report).
3047:Beard 2006
2949:August 21,
2924:August 21,
2814:Hortt 1953
2790:Simms 1984
2643:, p.
2587:January 1,
2564:Hortt 1953
2470:, p.
2439:January 1,
2393:Neely 2009
2381:Neely 2009
2369:Neely 2009
2343:January 1,
2280:January 1,
2152:October 1,
2133:(Report).
2102:January 1,
2036:October 1,
1995:January 1,
1933:January 1,
1867:, p.
1826:Pfost 2003
1808:January 1,
1767:References
1757:time zones
1661:Hurricanes
1442:Fort Myers
1322:greyhounds
1311:grandstand
1294:Damage on
1277:Palm Beach
1253:Boca Raton
1102:Dinner Key
997:(250
712:Hurricane
537:Category 4
512:(976
483:Martinique
463:advisories
409:Storm type
322:Fort Myers
128:Fatalities
61:Dissipated
4755:Claudette
4738:Gabrielle
4449:"Florida"
4319:"Bahamas"
4196:"Georgia"
4075:1853–1949
3844:iUniverse
3755:August 7,
3486:UNC Press
3388:129898413
3135:Edic 1996
1657:nicknamed
1580:Red Cross
1516:Panoramic
1507:Aftermath
1458:Poinciana
1394:Clewiston
1363:Homestead
1354:in 2005.
1285:Hollywood
1192:Lake Park
1053:, Florida
633:Louisiana
545:Mayaguana
503:steamship
190:Louisiana
147:Costliest
5109:Category
5070:Franklin
5005:Florence
4939:Danielle
4856:Michelle
4785:Hortense
4685:Frederic
4295:"Nassau"
3670:New York
3628:(1993).
3117:April 4,
3005:April 4,
2889:April 4,
2738:April 4,
2705:April 4,
2495:April 4,
2243:April 4,
1679:See also
1673:folklore
1548:hoarding
1518:view of
1489:, where
1454:Flamingo
1339:Nepenthe
1332:and the
1021:lighters
587:to near
403:Unknown
291:landfall
249:and the
241:area of
131:372–539+
4981:Joaquin
4975:Gonzalo
4969:Ophelia
4880:Frances
4874:Charley
4791:Georges
4779:Edouard
4602:Frances
4507:Charlie
4307:"Miami"
4260:"Texas"
3902:Bibcode
3294:June 4,
2184:Bibcode
2139:Florida
2083:Bibcode
1976:Bibcode
1576:Bahamas
1532:looting
1524:Drydock
1498:⁄
1422:Sanibel
1418:Captiva
1387:Nokomis
1175:Hialeah
1121:during
1010:⁄
784:Katrina
734:"Miami"
715:Season
573:Perrine
559:in the
549:Bahamas
485:in the
451:origins
353:Map key
330:Alabama
243:Florida
205:IBTrACS
180:Alabama
175:Florida
5082:Helene
5076:Idalia
4993:Harvey
4987:Nicole
4916:Paloma
4898:Gustav
4892:Dennis
4868:Fabian
4726:Helene
4720:Gloria
4702:Harvey
4667:Gladys
4661:Carmen
4626:Gladys
4567:Gracie
4561:Helene
4543:Carrie
4531:Connie
4431:George
4384:"Cuba"
4242:"Cuba"
4161:"Cuba"
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1344:Psyche
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1181:, the
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1030:Andros
1026:Bimini
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467:HURDAT
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270:formed
136:Damage
53:Formed
5064:Fiona
5034:Delta
5028:Teddy
5022:Laura
5015:2020s
4963:Katia
4957:Julia
4932:2010s
4844:Keith
4838:Isaac
4831:2000s
4821:Lenny
4809:Floyd
4803:Cindy
4761:Felix
4748:1990s
4714:Diana
4708:Debby
4695:1980s
4673:Greta
4655:Celia
4648:1970s
4638:Betsy
4632:Hilda
4608:Flora
4596:Carla
4590:Betsy
4584:Donna
4577:1960s
4555:Daisy
4525:Hazel
4482:1950s
4413:Three
4400:1940s
4329:1930s
4282:1920s
4235:1910s
4212:1900s
4177:1890s
4155:Eight
4142:1880s
4132:Seven
4125:1870s
4108:1860s
4092:Three
4085:1850s
3815:(PDF)
3749:(PDF)
3742:(PDF)
3700:(PDF)
3689:(PDF)
3384:S2CID
3353:(PDF)
3330:(PDF)
2836:Miami
2172:(PDF)
2135:Miami
2071:(PDF)
1964:(PDF)
1795:Miami
1791:(PDF)
1753:(UTC)
1735:Notes
1667:, an
1434:Tampa
1371:Dania
1283:. On
1251:. In
1235:. At
1205:black
1113:near
1051:Miami
1034:Exuma
1001:) of
859:Sandy
718:Cost
709:Rank
679:, to
595:near
477:with
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