Don't forget, a cluster of hurricanes can hit Florida without any being major.
Example:
Hurricane Cleo 1964
Hurricane Dora 1964
Hurricane Isbell 1964
All were Category 2.
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HurricaneBill wrote:Don't forget, a cluster of hurricanes can hit Florida without any being major.
Example:
Hurricane Cleo 1964
Hurricane Dora 1964
Hurricane Isbell 1964
All were Category 2.
Was Dora not a Cat 3 at landfall with 100kts? I checked Unisys and the position of 29.8N/80.7W was just offshore and making landfall as a Cat 3. Next position was inland as a Cat 2 at 95kts.
http://weather.unisys.com/hurricane/atl ... /track.dat
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