A Giggles Thread: Jokes, Cartoons, Parody, Satire, Sarcasm & Irony Post #19087 • Liberal Forum

crimsongulf » 11 Sep 2017 2:37 pm » wrote:Uhhhh, yeah.

I wish people would read the whole post before they give a knee jerk response.

Once again I was talking about two storms in the same season that hit the U.S. and were Cat 4 or stronger when they made landfall.

Misty » 07 Sep 2017 4:08 pm » wrote: The U.S. has never been hit, since we started collecting records in 1851, by two Category 4 or stronger hurricanes in the same season,” said Jeff Masters, a meteorologist and co-founder of Weather Underground.

http://www.pbs.org/newshour/updates/fir ... tting-u-s/

Meteorological monsters: Only 3 Category-5 hurricanes have ever hit the U.S.

It's been 25 years since a Category 5 hurricane struck the U.S., and Irma could potentially become just the fourth storm of that strength to barrel into the states.
Hurricane Irma is a monster storm in the Atlantic with maximum sustained winds of 185 mph.
Only one Atlantic hurricane on record, Allen in 1980, contained stronger winds, at 190 mph.

The only Category 5 hurricanes to hit the U.S. are Andrew in 1992, Camille in 1969 and an unnamed storm in 1935.