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Sea Island Hurricane
The Sea Island Hurricane was a category 3 and the wind reached up to 120 miles per hour. It was the most devastating hurricanes in South Carolina and was $1 million to recover all the damage. -
Galveston Hurricane
The Galveston hurricane was said to be the most destructive hurricane is U.S. history. It hit landfall just above Galveston, Texas. It was a category 4 reaching 156 miles per hour and was $30 million to repair Galveston, Texas. -
San Felipe-Okeechobee Hurricane
San Felipe-Okeechobee Hurricane hit the worst in Lake Okeechobee, Florida reaching wind speed of156 miles per hour and was a category 4. The damage was $75 million to fix. -
Great Atlantic Hurricane
The Great Atlantic Hurricane hit land fall in Cape Hatteras, North Carolina and Hartford, Connecticut got a foot of rain. The property damage was $100 million and destroyed a U.S. Navy Destroyer. -
New England Hurricane
New England hurricane was named Long Island Express because of the amount of damage it did. The hurricane did a lot of property damage leading to $308 millions dollars to repair everything. -
Hurricane Audrey
The property damage for hurricane Audrey was $150 million and reached wind speeds of 156 miles per hour. It created a storm surge of 8 to 12 feet which killed hundreds in Louisiana. -
Hurricane Camille
The Hurricane Camille hurricane was a category 5 and reached 256 miles per hour. Its barometric pressure was 27 and was $1.4 billion to repair property. It was the second destructive hurricane in the U.S. -
Hurricane Agnes
Hurricane Agnes causes severe flooding in New York, Virgina, North and South Carolina that led to $2.1 billion to repair. -
Hurricane Katrina
Hurricane Katrina was $75 billion and that is said to be one of the costliest hurricanes in the U.S. Hurricane Katrina cause 33 tornados and had 14 inches of rain. -
Hurricane Maria
Hurricane Maria caused widespread destruction and had power outages that lasted for months. It was $90 billion to repair and killed 2,975 people. -