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1. Hurricane Irma made 6.5 million Floridians lose power.
2. Hurricane Irma killed 25 people in the Caribbean.
3. Hurricane Irma shifted and missed Miami.

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1. Wind speeds hit a top speed of 210 miles per hour, but sustained winds of 185 miles per hour.
2. Hurricane Irma was a record breaking Category 5 hurricane
3.Irma was intended to hit Fort Lauderdale directly but shifted more to the west coast of Florida.

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1. Hurricane Irma hit the Caribbean hard and killed 25 people.
2.Irma was a category 5 when it key west and weakened to a category 4 before moving up Florida.
3.Irma made alot of flooding.

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1. The hurricane was 400 miles cross
2.the  wind reached 200 miles per hour
3. The waves were up to 23 feet off the coast of Florida.

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1. Hurricane Irma hit Florida as a category 4 on September 10th

2. it knocked out the power to more than 6.8 million people in Florida

3. the aftermath killed more than 38 in the Caribbean and 31 in Florida, Georgia, and South Carolina

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1. #Hurricane #Irma spread 400 miles across the Atlantic ocean.
2. Irma killed at least four people in the Virgin Islands.
3. The Bahamas escaped the worst of Irma's wrath, with no reported casualties.
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1. Hurricane Irma, formed on August 30 to September 15, was a storm looked upon by meteorologists as one of the greatest storms in

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1.Irma brought flooding and caused several injuries in Haiti.
2.Cuba had already evacuated 10,000 foreign tourists from beach resorts and raised its disaster alert level to maximum ahead of Irma’s arrival.
3.The aim of the tropical hurricanes is to extract heat and hence energy from the oceans and then releasing the heat into the atmosphere.

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1. This hurricane did a lot of damage to many people of Florida
2. Hurricane Irma was category 5 when it hit key west
3. I had power through the whole time of the storm

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1.Hurricane Irma made 6.5 million Floridians lose flower.
2. Hurricane Irma covered most or all of Florida.
3. Hurricane Irma took too many lives.

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1.  Hurricane Irma got up to a category 5
2. Hurricane Irma hit all of Florida.
3. By the time it hit Florida it was a category 4

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1.Hurricane Irma killed people in the islands and Florida
2. Hurricane Irma was a category five hurricane.
3. When hurricane Irma reached the United States it was a category four.

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1.  It’s the ninth named storm and fourth hurricane of the 2017 storm season.
2. Irma developed from a tropical wave that developed off the West African coast two days earlier.
3. A day later on Sept. 5, hurricane irma grew to Category 5 strength

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1.  Cape Verde type hurricane, the most intense observed in the Atlantic since Dean in 2007
2. The reach of tropical-storm-force winds is expected to double on the western side of Jose between Saturday afternoon and Tuesday morning, according to the National Hurricane Center.
3. Residents along the East Coast will see periods of cloudy and perhaps rainy conditions as Jose moves northeastward just off the Eastern Seaboard.

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. Five people have been killed in the British Virgin Isles.
.6 million people were evacuated in the state of florida

.severe damage was caused to the Florida keys

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1.Hurricane Irma began Aug. 30th near the Cape Verde Islands
2. Hurricane Irma hit Florida as a Category 4 storm the morning of Sept. 10
3.Irma hit southern Florida around 1 p.m. local time Sunday as a Category 3 storm.

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1.Though it weakened Saturday to Category 4, it was still packing powerful maximum sustained winds of 250 kilometers an hour as it zeroed in on the Sunshine State.
2.The International Red Cross says 1.2 million people have already been affected by Irma – a number that could rise to 26 million.
3.Hurricane Irma has pounded the Caribbean, destroying homes and leaving at least 19 people dead.

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1. Hurricane Irma is over 400 miles across
2. Waves could reach over 23 feet
3. Hurricane Irma could cost as much as $123 billion for damages.

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1. Hurricane Irma effected all of Florida.
2. At one point, Hurricane Irma was a category five.
3. The Hurricane left at least a million people without power for some time.

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1. Millions of people evacuated South Florida because of Hurricane Irma
2. Hurricane Irma destroyed the Keys and the Caribbean.
3. Hurricane Irma effected all of Florida.

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1. Hurricane Irma hit the Caribbean, destroying homes and killed 25 people.
2. Florida had to evacuate 5.6 million people because of hurricane Irma.
3. Five people have been killed in the British Virgin Islands because of hurricane Irma.

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1. Irma is about 400 miles across.
2. Irma is one of the most powerful storms ever recorded.
3. Hurricane Irma killed around 30 people.

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1.  6 million people evacuated Florida.
2. The sea level in Florida was 5 to 10 feet.
3. Irma is one of three hurricanes formed in the Atlantic Ocean.

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1. Irma hit the tiny Caribbean island of Barbuda on Wednesday with winds up to 295 kph.
2. Over 6 million people evacuated Florida.
3. Puerto Rico could be without power for 6 months

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1. More than 6.2 million homes in the state of Florida lost power during the Hurricane.

2. The hurricane's top recorded speed was at 185 miles per hour and had a wind gust of 210 miles per hour.

3. Hurricane Irma caused waves to reach more than 25 feet and also cause flooding in Key West, Miami, and the majority of Florida's west coast.

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3 Facts/Statistics about Hurricane Irma: 

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3 Facts/Statistics about Hurricane Irma: 

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[1.] The Hurricane was over 400 miles across.

[2.] Irma was one of the most powerful hurricanes ever recorded.

[3.] Climate Change played a big role in the way Hurricane Irma grew.

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1. Hurricane Irma caused 6.3 million across 5 states to loss power.
2.  Hurricane Irma's top speed was 185 MPH
3. Hurricane Irma was about 400 miles wide

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1.) Irma hit the Caribbean island of Barbuda on Wednesday that had  winds up to 295 kph.

2.) 20,000 people in the Dominican Republic were evacuated and more than 2,000 homes were affected by floods.

3.) Authorities have ordered 5.6 million people—around a quarter of Florida's population—to evacuate and many residents have joined a mass exodus.