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Hurricane Center Lab Tasks Cartographer (plots storm position and track) Computer (categorizes storm) Communications (issues watches and warnings) FEMA Staffer (predicts impacts) Recorder (records all decisions and statements) Director
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Hurricane X Data DateTimeLatitudeLongitudePressureWind Speed (UTC) ( N)( W) (mb)(kt)(mph) 15-Oct180017.678.510042529
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Hurricane X Data DateTimeLatitudeLongitudePressureWind Speed (UTC) ( N)( W) (mb)(kt)(mph) 15-Oct180017.678.510042529 18-Oct60015.779.99826069
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Hurricane X Data DateTimeLatitudeLongitudePressureWind Speed (UTC) ( N)( W) (mb)(kt)(mph) 15-Oct180017.678.510042529 18-Oct60015.779.99826069 19-Oct120017.382.8882160184
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Hurricane X Data DateTimeLatitudeLongitudePressureWind Speed (UTC) ( N)( W) (mb)(kt)(mph) 15-Oct180017.678.510042529 18-Oct60015.779.99826069 19-Oct120017.382.8882160184 21-Oct214520.686.8927130150
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Hurricane Wilma Data DateTimeLatitudeLongitudePressureWind Speed (UTC) ( N)( W) (mb)(kt)(mph) 15-Oct180017.678.510042529 18-Oct60015.779.99826069 19-Oct120017.382.8882160184 21-Oct214520.686.8927130150 24-Oct6002583.1953110127
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Hurricane Wilma - 2005
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Wilma Impacts 23 deaths have been directly attributed to Wilma: 12 in Haiti, 1 in Jamaica, 4 in Mexico, 5 in Florida, and 1 in the Bahamas Maximum Precipitation Mexico – 62 in Maximum Precipitation Florida – 10 in Maximum Storm Surge Florida – 7 ft Estimate of Wilma’s U.S. damage of $20.6 billion, making Wilma the third costliest hurricane in U.S. history. Worse damage on Yucatan Peninsula.
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Hurricane Y Data DateTimeLatitudeLongitudePressureWind Speed (UTC) ( N)( W) (mb)(kt)(mph) 9/8/99060015.348.210053540
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Hurricane Y Data DateTimeLatitudeLongitudePressureWind Speed (UTC) ( N)( W) (mb)(kt)(mph) 9/8/99060015.348.210053540 9/10/99000018.357.29956069
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Hurricane Y Data DateTimeLatitudeLongitudePressureWind Speed (UTC) ( N)( W) (mb)(kt)(mph) 9/8/99060015.348.210053540 9/10/99000018.357.29956069 9/13/99120023.971.4921135155
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Hurricane Y Data DateTimeLatitudeLongitudePressureWind Speed (UTC) ( N)( W) (mb)(kt)(mph) 9/8/99060015.348.210053540 9/10/99000018.357.29956069 9/13/99120023.971.4921135155 9/15/99000027.177.7933115132
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Hurricane Y Data DateTimeLatitudeLongitudePressureWind Speed (UTC) ( N)( W) (mb)(kt)(mph) 9/8/99060015.348.210053540 9/10/99000018.357.29956069 9/13/99120023.971.4921135155 9/15/99000027.177.7933115132 9/16/99160033.778.095690104
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Hurricane Floyd
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Floyd Impacts Floyd was the deadliest hurricane in the United States since Agnes of 1972. (pre-Katrina) 57 deaths: North Carolina 35, Pennsylvania 6, New Jersey 6, Virginia 3, Delaware 2, New York 2, Connecticut 1, and Vermont 1 Damage estimates from 3 to > 6 billion dollars. Storm surge values as high as 10 feet in North Carolina Rainfall totals as high as 20 inches were recorded in eastern North Carolina and Virginia. Up to 11 inches in parts of New England.
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Floyd Flooding
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Hurricane Hortense Data DateTimeLatitudeLongitudePressureWind Speed (UTC) ( N)( W) (mb)(kt)(mph) 9/7/96000015.257.010064046
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Hurricane Hortense Data DateTimeLatitudeLongitudePressureWind Speed (UTC) ( N)( W) (mb)(kt)(mph) 9/7/96000015.257.010064046 9/9/96120016.3659857081
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Hurricane Hortense Data DateTimeLatitudeLongitudePressureWind Speed (UTC) ( N)( W) (mb)(kt)(mph) 9/7/96000015.257.010064046 9/9/96120016.3659857081 9/10/96120018.367.89896575
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Hurricane Hortense
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Hurricane Hortense Data DateTimeLatitudeLongitudePressureWind Speed (UTC) ( N)( W) (mb)(kt)(mph) 9/7/96000015.257.010064046 9/9/96120016.3659857081 9/10/96120018.367.89896575 9/11/96120020.970.197190104
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Hurricane Hortense Data DateTimeLatitudeLongitudePressureWind Speed (UTC) ( N)( W) (mb)(kt)(mph) 9/7/96000015.257.010064046 9/9/96120016.3659857081 9/10/96120018.367.89896575 9/11/96120020.970.197190104 9/13/96000025.971.5935120138
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Hurricane Hortense
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Hortense Impacts Hortense was a wet hurricane and most of the damage was caused by its accompanying torrential rains. The associated floods killed at least 21 people. Maximum rainfall amounts (12.5in) on the island of Guadeloupe. Approximately 11,463 homes were severely damaged by Hortense and agricultural losses were of the order of 127 million dollars. There was a 9-foot storm surge along the northeast coast of the Dominican Republic
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