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1.It Formulated to a category 5 hurricane over the lesser antilles.

2.It Made first landfall in Florida located at Cudjoe Key.

3.6,000,000+ people lost power from the storm.

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1.Hurricane Irma made it's way to becoming a category five hurricane in a matter of days.
2.The hurricane hit Florida only as a category 4 hurricane.
3.The Caribbean and islands such as Cuba and the Bahamas took major impact.

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1. Hurricane Irma killed 26 people in Florida.
2. Hurricane Irma hit Florida as a category 4.
3. Hurricane Irma was a category 5 but later downgraded to a category 4 before it hit Florida.

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1. Hurricane Irma was a category 5 hurricane at one point.
2. Hurricane Irma was the largest storm ever recorded in the Atlantic Ocean.
3. Hurricane Irma brought winds of speeds up to 220 mph to some places.

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1.The bill for loss and damage could hit US$120 billion in the United States and Caribbean, according to data modelling firm Enki Research.
2.Though it weakened Saturday to Category 4, it was still packing powerful maximum sustained winds of 250 kilometres an hour as it zeroed in on the Sunshine State.
3.At least two people were killed in the US territory of Puerto Rico.

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1. Hurricane Irma was projected to hit us straight on and right before it hit, it made a slight shift to the west.
2. Irma was the biggest and strongest storm ever coming from the Atlantic.
3. 6.8 million people who were hit by this storm lost power and their roofs.

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1. Hurricane Irma was a category 5 storm but downgraded to a category 4 before it hit the keys
2. About 6.5 million people lacked power in Hurricane Irma.
3. Hurricane Irma made history being the largest storm in the Atlantic.

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1.Reached 70,000 square milage of Irma's tropical storm force winds.
2. Hurricane Irma's diameter was 300 miles which is larger than Florida.
3. Irma's maximum sustained speed was 185 mph
4. Irma forced 5000 people to evacuate from Bahamas.
5. More than 20 million people were subject to wind gusts of over 75 mph.

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1.Formulated into a category 5 over the lesser antillies.

2.Made First landfall in Florida located at Cudjoe Key

3.6,000,000+ people who were affected by the storm lost power.

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1. Irma hit us as a category 3.
2. Irma destroyed the keys.
3. Irma was supposed to hit our coast but it turned and went to the west coast.

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1. Hurricane Irma formed into a category 5, but hit us as a category 3
2. Irma  had a diameter of 300 miles.
3. Irma caused a lot of people to lose power.

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1. Hurricane Irma destroyed 25 percent of the Florida Keys homes
2. 40 percent of homes in Florida lost power for days. Some might not have it for weeks.
3. Hurricane Irma was going to be a category 5, but thankfully it went down to a category 3.

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1. More then 6.2 millions homes were without power.
2. More than 5.6 million people evacuated florida.
3. Hurricane Irma was a category 5 at when it was in the Atlantic

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1. The hurricane hit Florida as a category 4.
2. Hurricane Irma knocked out power for 6.8 million people.
3. The storm killed 38 in the Caribbean and 31 in Florida, Georgia. and South Carolina.

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1. Hurricane Irma was supposed to have a direct hit on Fort Lauderdale but took a last minute turn to the west.

2.  At one Point Irma was recorded as one of the biggest storms ever seen in the Atlantic.

3. Hurricane Irma was around 400 miles wide.

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1. Hurricane Irma started off as a tropical storm on August 30th.
2. At least ten people were killed when Irma passed through Cuba.
3. Over 6.2 million homes in Florida were without power when Irma first hit.

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1. The island of Barbuda suffered devastation with up to 30% of property damage.
2.Authorities ordered 5.6 million people to evacuate
3. Hurricane Irma left 6.2 million homes without power

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1. Hurricane Irma remained category 4 for four days in a row.
2. More than 5.6 million people evacuated from Florida.
3. Hurricane Irma was one of the strongest storms ever recorded in the Atlantic ocean.

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1. Hurricane Irma formed as a CAT 5 in the Atlantic.
2. Wind speed were up to 185 mph.
3. There has been 12 deaths reported so far.

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- Hurricane Irma formed as the biggest storm recorded in the Atlantic.
- Irma hit Florida as a category 4 hurricane.
- Over 6 million people lost power.

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1. Hurricane Irma was predicted to cause 150 - 200 billion dollars in damage.
2. Hurricane Irma was a category four when it just hit the Florida keys.
3. A total of 12 people died in the Hurricane. (so far)

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1. At one point, Hurricane Irma was the strongest hurricane the National Hurricane Center has recorded in the Atlantic outside of the Caribbean Sea and Gulf of Mexico.
2. The damage estimate from Hurricane Irma is up to $100 Billion.
3.Irma made landfall over mainland Florida early Sept. 10.

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1. In Hurricane Irma, More than 6.8 million people lost power.
2. The price of the damage of Hurricane Irma is about 100 billion.
3. Hurricane Irma hit Florida as a Category 4 and mainly effected the Florida Keys and the West coast of Florida.

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1. Hurricane Irma hit Florida as a Category 4 storm on September 10.
2. The storm and its aftermath killed at least 38 in the Caribbean and 31 in Florida, Georgia, and South Carolina.
3. Hurricane Irma began August 30 near the Cape Verde Islands. Hurricane Irma was the ninth named storm and fourth hurricane of the 2017 storm season.

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-Millions of people lost power due to the storm.
- When the hurricane hit Florida it was a category 4 storm.
-At least 10 people were killed in the storm.

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(1) Hurricane Irma was one of the most infamous storms in the Atlantic history.
(2) The hurricane Irma's strongest sustained winds at 185 mph blew for more than 65 consecutive hours something no other tropical cyclone has done in the modern satellite era.
(3) Hurricane Irma has one of the lowest pressures at 914 millibars, ever recorded in the storm.

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1. the flooding in Jacksonville exceed the all time record for that downtown area.
2.  Tampa Bay had  "reverse storm surge"
3. Hurricane Irma hit Florida as a Cat 4

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1. Hurricane Irma hit Florida as a category four storm.
2. September 5, the hurricane became a category five.
3. Made 6.8 million people lose power