Objective hurricane's strike
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Objective hurricane's strike
I often heard that Florida is the state that received more hurricane's strike.That's right,considering the UNITED STATES.But,if you are considering the geography,you can see that Florida extend from 25°Nto 30°N(think i'am correct),and the eastern carribean extend from 10°N to 18°N.That's says,there is some 5° in latitude in one case,and 8° in the other case.How many storms have been recorded in these respective zones?Does someone got these data? I think that more storms strike the east carribean,but,Florida is stuck by more intense storms.It'right?Thank's
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http://stormcarib.com/climatology/ECAR_all_car.htm
Hi to my friend from Guadeloupe.Well at link above you will see a spagetti and those colored lines represent a system passing thru the eastern caribbean.And below that is a big list of the systems.
Hi to my friend from Guadeloupe.Well at link above you will see a spagetti and those colored lines represent a system passing thru the eastern caribbean.And below that is a big list of the systems.
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