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1. Hurricane Irma hit Florida as a Category 4 storm the morning of Sept. 10
2. By Sept. 11, Irma weakened significantly to a tropical storm as it powered north toward Georgia and Alabama.
3. The storm and its aftermath has killed at least 38 in the Caribbean and 31 in Florida, Georgia, and South Carolina.

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1. Hurricane-force winds extended up to 80 miles from its center
2. more than 3 million customers were without power in Florida
3. More than 5 Million people across Florida were ordered to evacuate, and thousands crammed into shelters

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1. The Hurricane destroyed the Caribbean at a massive category 5 Hurricane about 25 people dead. The Hurricane caused 5.6 million people to evacuate.

2.  Cost of damage in  total was about 120 billion dollars.

3.  31 deaths in Florida

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1.Hurricane Irma has pounded the Caribbean, destroying homes and leaving at least 19 people dead.
2.Irma hit the tiny Caribbean island of Barbuda on Wednesday. The island suffered absolute devastation, with up to 30 per cent of properties demolished
3.The storm tore past the Dominican Republic Thursday, bringing torrential rain. Some 20,000 people were evacuated and more than 2,000 homes hit by floods.

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1. Hurricane Irma was a category five with record breaking winds of 185 miles per hour.
2. The cost for the damage is about 120 billion dollars.
3. Hurricane Irma was 400 miles wide.

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1. Hurricane Irma was responsible for 18 deaths in the United States and 43 in the Caribbean.
2. A week after Hurricane Irma hit Big Pine Key near Marathon, Florida residents returned & started to rebuild their homes on Saturday, Sept. 16, 2017.
3. More than a million people in Georgia awoke without power on Tuesday.

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1. Irma was the most intense observed in the Atlantic since Dean in 2007.
2. Jacksonville, Florida had experienced a disaster with storm surge flooding.
3. Hurricane Irma had the strongest landfall near Key West in 57 years.

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1. Hurricane Irma killed at least 38 in the Caribbean and 31 in Florida, Georgia, and South Carolina.
2. On the morning of September 11th Hurricane Irma hit Florida as a category 4.
3. By September 13th Hurricane Irma had dissipated when she came over Tennessee.

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1. Hurricane Irma flooded many homes, ripped off roofs, and left many Floridians without power.
2. Hurricane Irma hit Florida as a Category 4 storm.
3. Irma weakened significantly by September 11 as it went toward Georgia and Alabama.

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1. Irma was downgraded to a Tropical Storm on Monday.
2. Seismometers measured Hurricane irma, the instruments to measure earthquakes.
3. Around 6.8 million people lost power due to the hurricane.

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1. Hurricane Irma was the largest hurricane in the pacific.
2. About 16 million people lost power along the Southeast.
3. No hurricane has ever maintained that much speed for a long period of time.

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1. It is over 400 miles wide.
2. Winds could reach 215 miles per hour.
3. The storm has a death toll of at least 25 people.

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1. Hurricane Irma was the largest hurricane in the Atlantic.
2. Irma was 400 miles wide
3. Winds of Irma reached 215 mph

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1. Hurricane Irma delivered 21 inches of rain.
2. Hurricane Irma hit speeds of 185 mph.
3. The hurricane killed 83 people in the Caribbean.

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1. About 6.8 million people lost power due to Hurricane Irma.
2. Hurricane Irma has killed at least 31 people in Georgia, Florida, and South Carolina.
3. Hurricane Irma reached all the way up to a Category 5 hurricane.

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- Irma developed from a tropical wave that developed off the West African coast two days earlier.
- Price of the damage is around $100 billion
- Irma reached a 5.3 on the hurricane scale

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1) Waves could reach up to 23ft.
2) Wind speed reached up to 215 mph.
3) At least 10 people were killed in Cuba.

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1) Hurricane Irma left at least 25 people dead in the Caribbean.
2) Hurricane Irma was recorded as one of the largest, most powerful hurricanes in history.
3) Half of the 100,000 residents of Antigua and Barbuda have had their destroyed or heavily damaged.

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1. Hurricane Irma made 7 landfalls.
2. Hurricane Irma was downgraded to a tropical storm on Monday.
3. Hurricane Irma was 400 miles wide.

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1. Hurricane Irma's official death count in Florida is 26.
2. 6.3 million people were ordered to evacuate from the state of Florida.
3. It was the biggest and strongest hurricane in the Atlantic.

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1. Wind gusts were as strong as 210 miles per hour.

2. Irma also had one of the lowest pressures, at 914 millibars, ever recorded in a storm

3. Around 6.8 million people lost power.

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1. The National Weather Service-Jacksonville reported that the  flooding exceeded the all-time record in downtown Jacksonville.
2. Irma made landfall in the Keys and near Marco Island
3. At the time of the first landfall, Irma had wind gusts of 130 mph.

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1. Hurricane Irma hit Florida as a category 4 storm the morning of September 10th.
2. The storm killed at least 38 in the Caribbean and 31 in Florida, Georgia, and South Carolina.
3. 10 million people are without power after Irma hit.

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1. The damage added up to $120 Billion+.
2. 5.6 million people were called to evacuate from Florida.
3. Winds reached as high as 215 mph.

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1. Hurricane Irma began August 30th near the Cape Verde islands

2. Hurricane Irma killed 38 people in the Caribbean and 31 people in Florida, Georgia, and South Carolina.

3. On September 10th Hurricane Irma hit Florida as a category 4 hurricane, knocking out power for over 6.8 million people.

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1. Hurricane Irma had sustained winds of 185 mph.
2. Hurricane Irma was so strong that seismometers read it.
3. Hurricane Irma was 400 miles wide.

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1.Hurricane Irma holds the record for longest continuous span as a Category 5 in the satellite era.
2. 6.8 million people recorded without power.
3. The name Irma is likely to be retired because of the damage the storm caused.

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1. It was over 400 miles across.
2. It was a 5.3 on the Cyclone Damage Potential Index
3. Winds reached 215mph.
4. It registered for a category 4 or higher for five days in a row.
5. It could cost as much as $125 billion in damages.