List Of Hurricanes

• Hurricane Andrew, 1992 - 175 mph. ...

• Hurricane Carla, 1961 - 175 mph. ...

• Hurricane Mitch, 1998 - 180 mph. ...

• Florida Keys hurricane, 1935 - 185 mph. ...

• Hurricane Gilbert, 1988 - 185 mph. ...

• Hurricane Irma, 2017 - 185 mph. ...

• Hurricane Allen, 1980 - 190 mph.

• Typhoon Nina. ...

• The Great Hurricane. Barbados, 1780. ...

• Galveston Hurricane. Galveston, TX, 1900. ...

• Hurricane Katrina. Gulf Coast U.S., New Orleans, 2005. ...

• Labor Day Hurricane. Florida Keys, 1935. ...

• Hurricane Ike. Cuba and Texas Gulf coast, 2008. ...

• Hurricane Harvey. Southeast Texas, 2017. ...

• Hurricane Andrew. The Bahamas and Florida, 1992.

• Galveston Hurricane of 1900. The “Great” Galveston Hurricane of 1900 is by far the deadliest natural disaster to impact the United States. ...

• Miami Hurricane of 1926. ...

• Okeechobee Hurricane of 1928. ...

• Hurricane Andrew of 1992.

• Hurricane Katrina of 2005.

FACTS:

• A typical hurricane can dump 6 inches to a foot of rain across a region.

• All hurricanes have an eye of typically 30–65 km in diameter of mostly calm weather.

• Hurricanes can also produce tornadoes.

• Hurricanes in the Pacific Ocean are known as typhoons.

• The first person to give names to hurricanes was a weather forecaster from Australia named C. Wragge in 1900s.

• Hurricanes can have a diameter of 600-800 kilometers.