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1. Hurricane Irma turned into a category 4 hurricane when it hit Florida.

2. A lot of people lost power during the hurricane.

3. Many houses were destroyed.

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1. Irma is the strongest Atlantic basin hurricane ever recorded outside the Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean Sea
2. No storm on record has maintained winds 185 mph or above for as long as Irma (total of 37 hours)
3. It spent three days as a Category 5 hurricane, the longest Category 5 hurricane since satellite storm-tracking began.

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1. Was one of the most powerful hurricanes ever recorded.
2. Winds were clocked up to 185 mph in it's center.
3. Irma causes many power outages

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1. Irma has caused 4 million outage in Florida
2. Irma has killed 34 people in Florida alone
3. Irma was the biggest hurricane in the Atlantic basin in recorded history

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1.Hurricane Irma killed 8 elderly in a nursing home.
2. Hurricane lasted from August 30th to September 12th.
3. Killed a large amount of plants and ants.

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1. Hurricane irma hit the key west so hard that mobile homes flew away.
2. Hurricane irma was bigger than hurricane katrina.
3. Hurricane irma kill 8 people in a hospital due to no power.

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1. It killed eight elderly people in a nursing home.
2. It was the biggest hurricane since 2010
3. Hurricane Irma crashed the Island of Barbuda.

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1.Hurricane Irma made landfall at 9:10 a.m. in the lower Florida Keys as a Category 4 storm.
2.The storm caused catastrophic damage in Barbuda, Saint Barthelemy, Saint Martin and the Virgin Islands as a Category 5 hurricane.
3.As of September 18, the hurricane has caused at least 84 deaths, including 45 in the Caribbean and 39 in the United States

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1. Irma was 400 Miles across
2. It was a category 4 or higher for 5 days long
3. Waves reached up to 23 feet.

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1. Hurrican irma as big as france.
2.  Bigger thein a level 5 hurricane.

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1. irma was the first hurricane that couldve reached a category 6.
2. Irma caused more then 30 deaths.
3. irma was as wide as the state of florida

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1. Was one of the most powerful hurricanes ever recorded.
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1.A Georgia woman died after her tree hit her car.

2. Had peak winds of 200 mph.

3. it caused the biggest power restoration in US.

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1. Hurricane Irma lasted from August 30, 2017 to September 12, 2017.

2. The highest winds that hurricane Irma reached was 185 mph, which was sustained for 1 minute.

3. The areas that were affected by Hurricane Irma are Cape Verde, Leeward Islands, Greater Antilles, Turks and Caicos Islands, the Bahamas, Cuba and Florida.

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1. Hurricane Irma was big enough to cover the whole state of Florida.
2. Hurricane Irma left a big impact throughout Florida especially in the Florida Keys.
3. More than 25% of Florida's population was told to evacuate

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1. Irma is known as the longest category five hurricane due to the fact that it lasted for three days.
2. Irma was one of the largest evacuations ever recorded.
3. Irma killed 9 people in the Florida Keys.

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killed 8 people in the hospital
bigger than hurricane katrina

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1. It was over 400 miles wide.
2. It reached over 215 mph winds.
3. It could cost as much as $125 billion in damages.

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1. Irma caused over 4 million outages over Florida
2.  Irma has killed 34 people in Florida alone
3. Irma was the biggest Atlantic storm in recorded history

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1. It is one of the most powerful storms ever recorded with wind gusts reaching 210 mph. It would have reached category 6 if the scale went that high.
2. Irma went over water that has been warming since the last century due. This was caused by human activity. (Climate Change)
3. Irma was over 400 miles wide

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1. Hurricane Irma was the strongest hurricane the National Hurricane Center has ever recorded in the Atlantic
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 hit  Cuba, Florida, Bahamas, Caribbean, United States Virgin Islands

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1. 5000 square miles bigger than Florida.
2. 185 miles per hour winds.
3. About 5000 people evacuated the Bahamas.

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1. It affected Cuba, Florida, Bahamas, Caribbean, Havana and more.
2. It was the largest hurricane, It covered the whole state of Florida.

3. In Florida there is 6,516,564 customers that do not have power.

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1.Irma caused serious damage in Barbuda and parts of the U.S. and British Virgin Islands.

2. Irma had winds over 150 mph

3. Hurricane Irma started August 30th, near the Cape Verde Islands.

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1. Hurricane Irma was a 5.3 on the Cyclone Danger Potential Index, larger than Harvey and Katrina.
2. While Hurricane Irma was a category 4 when it had reached land fall.
3. Hurricane Irma had been recorded in the Atlantic Ocean as the strongest hurricane that the National Hurricane Center had recorded.

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1. Irma was over 400 miles wide
2. She was bigger than the state of Ohio
3. She was a female
4. She caused power outages for over seven days
5. She destroyed 70% of the island St. Marteen

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Bigger than the state of Ohio

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1. Hurricane Irma was the largest and strongest hurricane in the Atlantic Ocean.

2. Hurricane Irma had 185 MPH winds.

3. Hurricane Irma was a category 5 for 3 days, only hurricane to stay as a category 5 for 3 days.

4. Hurricane Irma momentarily exceeded 225 MPH winds around the eye.