Hurricane Seasons 1955 & 2004, what they have in common?
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Hurricane Seasons 1955 & 2004, what they have in common?
The Hurricane Season of 1955, which is very historical for the United States thanks to Connie & Dianne, have something in common with the 2004 Hurricane Season if and only if Charley & Bonnie make landfall in any of the United States coasts. In 1955, Tropical Storm Brenda and Hurricanes Connie & Dianne, which were the 1st 3 tropical systems of the season impacted the United States. This year, Alex brushed the Outer Banks, affecting with heavy rains and winds the area, Bonnie & Charley have in the bullseye Florida. It looks like that since th first tropical system of the year this hurricane season in prone to be historical.
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