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The Last Island Hurricane killed 400 people in the Louisiana coast in August 1856
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Known as the Great October Storm, the Category 4 hurricane killed around 2,000 people
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Reached speeds of 121 miles per hour. 2000 people were killed and 3000 were left homeless.
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This hurricane is known as the deadliest weather disaster in United States history, killing at least 8,000 people, with some estimates as high as 12,000 people.
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The Okeechobee hurricane killed at least 2,500 people when it swept over Puerto Rico and the southern United States in 1928. The hurricane caused an estimated $50 million in property damage
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Killed 408 people and created 6 million dollars in damage
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This tragedy caused 700 deaths. It has no name because it was before the National Hurricane Center
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Hurricane Audrey killed 416 people in Texas and Louisiana. It caused 150 million in damages.
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1200 deaths were reported mostly in Louisiana but several were in Mississippi.
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It was a category 4 hurricane that smashed into Puerto Rico. There were 2,975 total deaths.