1619:, the storm caused 372 fatalities, including 114 from the city of Miami, but these totals apparently do not include deaths outside the United States. Prior to 2003, the National Weather Service had long accepted 243 as the number of deaths, but historical research indicated that this total was far too low. The NWS then updated its totals to reflect the new findings. Even the estimates for the United States are uncertain and vary, since there were many people, especially transients and colored migrants in South Florida, listed as "missing". About 43,000 people were left homeless, mostly in the Miami area. The toll for the storm in the United States was $ 100 million ($ 1.72 billion 2024 USD). It is estimated that if an identical storm hit in the year 2005, with modern development and prices, the storm would have caused $ 140–157 billion in damage ($ 196 billion in 2016); this would make the storm the costliest on record in the United States, adjusted for inflation, if it were to occur in contemporary times.
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their original foundations. Reports by the Red Cross and local authorities indicated that 150 human corpses were found in Moore Haven alone; their estimates were incomplete as many bodies were never found, reportedly having been swept deep into the
Everglades. Estimates of the dead near Lake Okeechobee ranged as high as 300. Two years later, another
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Florida. However, the storm is considered the final blow to end the boom locally. Thousands of newcomers to Florida left the state and cleared their bank accounts, leaving many banks to the brink of bankruptcy. As a result, the Great Depression of 1929 did not make a great impact to Florida
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under 13 to 15 ft (4.0 to 4.6 m) of water. Residents scrambled, often unsuccessfully, to safety on rooftops but were swept away by the winds and storm surge. A nearby drainage dam was destroyed, causing additional flooding of the countryside. Most of the city's buildings were swept off of
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district a large storm surge ruined many crops. The storm also destroyed 60% of the homes on the north island of Bimini, left water up to 7 ft (2.1 m) deep in some areas, and was widely considered the worst storm on record in Bimini to date. Some sources say 25 people died on Bimini,
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at port were lost. The storm left 4,000 people homeless on three of the islands in the Turks and Caicos. Due to hampered communication, the extent of damage in the
Bahamas was initially unclear. In the Bahamas, the storm flattened hundreds of structures and killed at least 17 people, mostly on
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The warm waters of the Gulf of Mexico allowed for the tropical cyclone to reach a secondary peak intensity with winds of 125 mph (201 km/h) on
September 20, equivalent to that of a modern-day high-end Category 3 hurricane. Although the storm had taken a more northwesterly course
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in order to serve food to the recently displaced and as a source for clean drinking water that was contaminated in other areas. The first aid arriving from outside the impacted areas was a relief train guarded by state militiamen that carted medical staff, medicine, potable water, and other relief
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Although the hurricane weakened before striking the upper Gulf Coast, its slow movement produced substantial effects to coastal regions between Mobile and
Pensacola; these areas experienced heavy damage from wind, rain, and storm surge. Wind records at Pensacola indicate that the city encountered
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Florida. The storm destroyed hundreds of structures in its path over the islands, leaving thousands of residents homeless. At least seventeen deaths occurred on the islands, though many others—some related only
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Atlantic Ocean on September 11. Steadily strengthening as it tracked west-northwestward, the storm reached hurricane intensity the next day. As a result of scattered observations at open sea, however, no ship encountered the storm until September 15, by which time it had reached
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Communication between the two locales as well as the rest of the United States was cut after all local telecommunications and power lines were blown down. Due to their susceptibility to strong winds, most wooden buildings in Miami were either blown down or lost their roofs. Concrete and steel
1242:, high tides removed 20 ft (6.1 m) of sand beneath the lighthouse. The hurricane swept away much of State Road A1A in Broward and Miami-Dade Counties. The combined force of waves and storm surge undermined coastal structures that collapsed, including multi-story casinos on
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sustained winds of hurricane force for more than 20 hours, including winds above 100 mph (160 km/h) for five hours. The storm tide destroyed nearly all waterfront structures on
Pensacola Bay and peaked at 14 ft (4.3 m) near
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unlike the rest of the country. Many planned developments, which had fallen into deadlock due to insufficient resources, were abandoned due to the economic effects of the hurricane. In Boca Raton, for instance, one planned community by
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of Broward County, and ripped the roof from the Broward County courthouse. Despite having only 12,000 inhabitants, the town sustained severe damage to 3,500 of its buildings. Nearby, the storm severely damaged the abandoned
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reported many roofs blown off, numerous small buildings destroyed, walls blown down, windows shattered, and trees, shrubs, and other objects torn apart or uprooted. The worst destruction occurred in the poorer, mostly
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on September 11. Tracking west-northwestward, the storm gradually intensified and reached hurricane intensity on September 12 while still east of the Lesser Antilles. The observation of low
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was appointed chief building, plumbing and electrical inspector. He initiated and enforced the first building code in the United States, which more than 5,000 US cities duplicated.
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beach, waves smashed windows and invaded the interior of the Hollywood Beach Hotel. People on the second floor found sand drifts reaching "half way to the ceiling."
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at its peak intensity. After passing the island, the hurricane slightly weakened but maintained formidable strength as it accelerated through the southern
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killed at least 2,500 people along Lake Okeechobee, but mostly affected the eastern shore, leaving Moore Haven largely unscathed.
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bore considerable damage. The structure reportedly swayed and vibrated precipitously during the storm; eyewitnesses likened it to the
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The Greatest and Deadliest Hurricanes to Impact the Bahamas
3590:: Institute of Archaeology and Paleoenvironmental Studies.
3178:
3079:
2698:"City Is Cut Off From Nation When 100 Mile Hurricane Rages"
2653:
2172:"A reanalysis of the 1921–1930 Atlantic hurricane database"
2128:
Continental United States Hurricanes (Detailed Description)
1328:
1013:
1005:
384:
Tropical storm (39–73 mph, 63–118 km/h)
379:
Tropical depression (≤38 mph, ≤62 km/h)
3986:
List of People Killed in the Great Miami Hurricane of 1926
3213:"Bread Lines Appear In Miami; A Relief Train Rushed There"
2776:
2774:
2099:
10.1175/1520-0493(1926)54<416b:THATIS>2.0.CO;2
1467:, were destroyed; the project was subsequently abandoned.
452:, remnant low, tropical disturbance, or monsoon depression
404:
Category 4 (130–156 mph, 209–251 km/h)
399:
Category 3 (111–129 mph, 178–208 km/h)
4018:
3055:
1992:
10.1175/1520-0493(1926)54<409:TWIHOS>2.0.CO;2
394:
Category 2 (96–110 mph, 154–177 km/h)
3368:
3133:
3131:
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3022:
2828:
2071:"The Hurricane At Turks Island, September 16, 1926"
1427:, causing $ 3,000,000 in flood damage. The storm opened
1210:
sections of the towns, where many homes were destroyed.
389:
Category 1 (74–95 mph, 119–153 km/h)
3067:
2771:
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1822:
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were sunk. The storm damaged the main residence at the
1103:, and a value of 11.7 ft (3.6 m) occurred at
578:
en route to Florida. This trajectory brought the storm
3928:
In Place of Pearls: A Brief History of Deerfield Beach
2831:"Memorial Web Page for the 1926 Great Miami Hurricane"
2616:
2614:
2612:
2389:
2236:"A date with disaster: '26 storm would be devastating"
1666:
in memory of this catastrophe. The school's mascot is
1395:
A storm surge from Lake Okeechobee entirely inundated
27:
Category 4 Atlantic hurricane that hit Florida in 1926
3947:. Gainesville, Florida: University Press of Florida.
3535:
3521:"The Big Blow: Broward County and the 1926 Hurricane"
3164:
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3149:
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2639:
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offered its resources for use in relief efforts. The
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3427:
3023:
Sandler, Nathaniel; Wouters (Curator), Gina (2016).
2810:
2560:
2377:
2365:
2330:"Tropical Hurricane Sweeps Southern Part Of Country"
2146:
Atlantic Oceanographic and Meteorological Laboratory
1964:"The West Indian Hurricane Of September 14–22, 1926"
1931:
Atlantic Oceanographic and Meteorological Laboratory
1863:
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on September 19 and covered coastal areas from
409:
Category 5 (≥157 mph, ≥252 km/h)
3961:
3945:
Gladesmen: Gator Hunters, Moonshiners, and Skiffers
3769:
Pioneer Days on the Shores of Lake Worth, 1873–1893
3111:
Memorial Web Page for the 1928 Okeechobee Hurricane
2786:
2218:
550:. With this strength the hurricane passed near the
4064:
3966:. "The Florida Hurricane, September 17–20, 1926".
3698:. No. 4. 1989. pp. 10–13. Archived from
3560:
3537:
3476:
3043:
2029:"Atlantic hurricane best track (HURDAT version 2)"
1470:
1380:Everglades, Lake Okeechobee, and Southwest Florida
700:for their efforts in disseminating storm details.
160:U.S. hurricane on record when adjusted for wealth
3767:Linehan, Mary Collar; Nelson, Mary Watts (1994).
3563:Florida Hurricanes and Tropical Storms, 1871–2001
2438:. Associated Press. September 20, 1926. p. 1
2342:. Associated Press. September 18, 1926. p. 1
2279:. Associated Press. September 17, 1926. p. 1
1882:
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2118:
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1789:Blake, Eric S.; Gibney, Ethan J. (August 2011).
586:, located just 15 mi (24 km) south of
3897:Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society
3558:
2519:
2426:"500 Reported Killed In The City Of Miami"
1525:after the hurricane, wryly titled "Miami's New
3792:Magnificent Mile: A History of Hillsboro Beach
3689:"In the wake of Hugo: The '26 storm revisited"
3639:: The Tornado Project of Environmental Films.
3197:United States Army Corps of Engineers (1945).
3103:
3027:. Vizcaya Museum & Gardens. Archived from
2822:
2261:
1924:
1877:
4050:
3815:"Mrs Mitchell's Memories of Early Boca Raton"
3766:
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3402:
3400:
2882:"Many Buildings in Lake Worth Razed by Storm"
2692:
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1230:Remains of a bridge at Baker's Haulover Inlet
711:Costliest U.S. Atlantic hurricanes, 1900–2017
3942:
3741:Characteristics of the Hurricane Storm Surge
3559:Duedall, Iver W.; Williams, John M. (2002).
3413:. Gainesville: University Press of Florida.
3190:
3184:
3061:
2829:National Weather Service (January 8, 2009).
2229:
2227:
1168:mostly sustained minor damage, the 18-story
1164:buildings were warped at their bases. While
1158:M. A. Hortt, former mayor of Fort Lauderdale
5172:1926 natural disasters in the United States
2874:
2313:. The Associated Press. September 22, 1926.
2064:
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1848:. The Associated Press. September 24, 1926.
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3328:Pielke, Roger A. Jr.; et al. (2008).
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1925:Landsea, Chris; et al. (April 2014).
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642:the following day before dissipating over
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3828:(2). Boca Raton Historical Society: 3–19.
3721:Black Cloud: the Deadly Hurricane of 1928
3718:
3199:Storm Total Rainfall In The United States
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2915:"Fulford-Miami Speedway – Post Hurricane"
2756:
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335:. It flooded surrounding communities and
3991:1926 issue of the Monthly Weather Review
3962:U.S. Weather Bureau (1926). Written at
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3447:"Traditions :: University of Miami"
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272:, and represented an early start to the
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3584:Fisherfolk of Charlotte Harbor, Florida
3242:
3115:National Weather Service Miami, Florida
2997:Wooldridge, Jane (September 16, 2012).
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2542:(Preliminary Report). Miami, Florida:
2532:Edward Rappaport (December 10, 1993).
2480:
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2242:. Fort Lauderdale, Florida. p. 7B
1867:
1114:Burger King International Headquarters
1084:Damage on Fort Lauderdale beach, near
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1463:, a development project in the lower
987:List of costliest Atlantic hurricanes
678:eventually stretched as far north as
3943:Simmons, Glen; Ogden, Laura (1998).
3581:
3349:10.1061/(ASCE)1527-6988(2008)9:1(29)
3137:
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1626:A damaged homesite in the Miami area
1611:Destruction of vegetation near Miami
1320:and destroyed the kennels, allowing
3737:
1591:National Guard of the United States
674:. Warnings along the United States
582:on the coast of South Florida near
544:Saffir–Simpson hurricane wind scale
24:
3540:Living with the West Florida Shore
3201:. War Department. p. SA 4–23.
2494:. September 18, 1976. p. 19-A
2234:Frank, Josh (September 18, 2006).
1944:
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996:Turks & Caicos and The Bahamas
279:The hurricane is believed to have
256:and caused catastrophic damage in
25:
5183:
4363:1933 Chesapeake–Potomac hurricane
3979:
3654:Harris, Margaret Garnett (1990).
3512:Bonnet House Museum & Gardens
592:radius of outermost closed isobar
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3723:. New York: Carroll & Graf.
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2683:. September 24, 1926. p. 1.
2679:"Survey Reveals Delray Damage".
2601:
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2069:Goodwin, George (October 1926).
2045:
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324:and drowned hundreds of people.
3996:United States Hurricane History
3567:. University Press of Florida.
3468:
3439:
3362:
3287:"Great Floridians 2000 Project"
3279:
3016:
2888:. September 19, 1926. p. 1
2737:. September 19, 1926. p. 1
2704:. September 19, 1926. p. 1
1634:before the storm, weakened the
1585:offered its facilities and the
1471:Florida Panhandle and elsewhere
1004:. Rain gauges recorded 10
649:
5142:Category 4 Atlantic hurricanes
5137:1926 Atlantic hurricane season
4066:Category 4 Atlantic hurricanes
3696:South Florida History Magazine
2338:. Vol. 36, no. 137.
1719:1947 Fort Lauderdale hurricane
1636:Florida land boom of the 1920s
1479:Bridge swept away at Pensacola
1197:(then called Kelsey City) and
1107:, equal to the observation at
707:
484:database—as having begun as a
264:in September 1926, accruing a
232:1926 Atlantic hurricane season
13:
1:
4077:
2275:. Vol. 7, no. 224.
1769:
1506: in (470 mm) fell.
1388:Damage to Knight's Chapel in
242:Great Miami Hurricane of 1926
2269:"Storm Does Enormous Damage"
1844:"17 Killed in the Bahamas".
1509:
1266:. "Knee-deep" water east of
656:United States Weather Bureau
466:United States Weather Bureau
304:near Miami on September 18.
106:150 mph (240 km/h)
7:
3790:McGarry, Carmen C. (1997).
3775:: Southern Heritage Press.
3519:Cunningham, Dennis (2008).
3485:Chapel Hill, North Carolina
3479:Florida's Hurricane History
2745:– via Newspapers.com.
2712:– via Newspapers.com.
2520:Duedall & Williams 2002
2502:– via Newspapers.com.
2488:"It Was Storm Without Name"
2250:– via Newspapers.com.
2150:Hurricane Research Division
1681:
1632:Florida East Coast Railroad
1216:the top floor were broken.
10:
5188:
3891:Pfost, Russell L. (2003).
3813:Mitchell, Floy C. (1978).
3719:Kleinberg, Elliot (2003).
3611:Charleston, South Carolina
3411:The New History of Florida
2240:South Florida Sun-Sentinel
2031:(Database). United States
1752:Coordinated Universal Time
1539:African-American districts
680:Charleston, South Carolina
654:On September 16, the
81:Category 4 major hurricane
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3544:. Duke University Press.
2660:Linehan & Nelson 1994
2580:"Highlights of the Storm"
2539:National Hurricane Center
2277:Greenwood, South Carolina
2199:10.1175/JCLI-D-11-00026.1
2033:National Hurricane Center
1901:10.1038/s41893-018-0165-2
1806:National Hurricane Center
1802:Asheville, North Carolina
1731:1928 Okeechobee hurricane
1559:Miami's business district
1193:. Cities as far north as
1191:New River House of Refuge
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150:$ 100 million (1926
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5116:Tropical cyclones portal
3926:Simms, Louis M. (1984).
3822:The Spanish River Papers
3582:Edic, Robert F. (1996).
3409:Gannon, Michael (2012).
3185:Simmons & Ogden 1998
3062:Simmons & Ogden 1998
2943:"Miami-Fulford Speedway"
2843:National Weather Service
2547:National Weather Service
2219:U.S. Weather Bureau 1926
1737:
1725:1945 Homestead hurricane
1696:Tropical cyclones portal
684:United States Gulf Coast
664:tropical cyclone warning
552:Turks and Caicos Islands
472:, did not begin issuing
244:was a large and intense
176:Turks and Caicos Islands
45:Surface weather analysis
4007:"The Hurricane of 1926"
3918:10.1175/BAMS-84-10-1367
3773:St. Petersburg, Florida
3738:Lee, Harris D. (1963).
3371:Southeastern Geographer
2335:Lancaster Eagle-Gazette
1132:. The hurricane's high
1076:Miami metropolitan area
490:maximum sustained winds
288:intensity north of the
3637:St. Johnsbury, Vermont
3613:: Arcadia Publishing.
3605:Gillis, Susan (2007).
3337:Natural Hazards Review
3254:Portsmouth Daily Times
3217:Portsmouth Daily Times
2584:Portsmouth Daily Times
2431:Portsmouth Daily Times
2078:Monthly Weather Review
1971:Monthly Weather Review
1651:
1650:Downed tree near Miami
1627:
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1306:Fulford–Miami Speedway
1301:
1252:Baker's Haulover Inlet
1248:Florida State Road A1A
1231:
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1088:
1065:
1060:Damage to a home near
632:Perdido Beach, Alabama
622:six hours later.
457:
352:Meteorological history
58:Meteorological history
5157:20th century in Miami
5152:Hurricanes in Alabama
5147:Hurricanes in Florida
3964:Jacksonville, Florida
3868:Neely, Wayne (2019).
3833:Neely, Wayne (2009).
3667:Hortt, M. A. (1953).
3003:The Los Angeles Times
2978:on September 13, 2015
1889:Nature Sustainability
1762:during its existence.
1649:
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1488:. Rainfall peaked at
1478:
1387:
1296:
1240:Hillsboro Inlet Light
1229:
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1147:
1136:swept into Miami and
1083:
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979: $ 54.4 billion
954: $ 57.8 billion
929: $ 62.2 billion
904: $ 73.5 billion
879: $ 73.5 billion
688:Apalachicola, Florida
636:Gulfport, Mississippi
504:and winds suggesting
450:Extratropical cyclone
359:
4025:on January 14, 2016.
4001:NOAA hurricane lists
3754:on December 24, 2016
3705:on November 16, 2017
3675:: Exposition Press.
3588:Gainesville, Florida
3475:Barnes, Jay (1998).
3250:"Nation To Rush Aid"
3031:on September 3, 2018
1490:Bay Minette, Alabama
1465:Ten Thousand Islands
1431:between Captiva and
1406:Category 4 hurricane
1274:. The waters of the
1170:Meyer-Kiser Building
646:shortly thereafter.
502:barometric pressures
371:Saffir–Simpson scale
294:Category 4 hurricane
248:that devastated the
111:Lowest pressure
51:on September 18
18:1926 Miami Hurricane
4187:"Chenière Caminada"
4015:American Experience
3968:Climatological Data
3909:2003BAMS...84.1367P
3798:: RitAmelia Press.
3629:Grazulis, Thomas P.
3531:on January 6, 2019.
3453:on October 17, 2007
2886:The Palm Beach Post
2735:The Palm Beach Post
2702:The Palm Beach Post
2434:. Vol. EXTRA.
2191:2012JCli...25..865L
2133:Re-Analysis Project
2090:1926MWRv...54..416G
1983:1926MWRv...54..409M
1656:University of Miami
1419:and the islands of
1030:cacti. Nearly all
692:Burrwood, Louisiana
640:tropical depression
440:Subtropical cyclone
300:and the Bahamas to
270:Florida's land boom
34:
4345:"British Honduras"
3796:Morriston, Florida
3669:Gold Coast Pioneer
3662:: Star Publishing.
3383:10.1353/sgo.0.0045
3088:, pp. 15, 30.
2923:. January 11, 1927
2311:The New York Times
2179:Journal of Climate
1929:. Miami, Florida:
1846:The New York Times
1668:Sebastian the Ibis
1652:
1628:
1617:American Red Cross
1613:
1571:United States Army
1547:Hollywood, Florida
1531:
1481:
1393:
1339:, where the yacht
1318:Hialeah Race Track
1302:
1232:
1151:Las Olas Boulevard
1142:MacArthur Causeway
1109:Biscayne Boulevard
1089:
1066:
542:on the modern-day
482:Atlantic hurricane
458:
103:Highest winds
88:1-minute sustained
75:September 22, 1926
67:September 11, 1926
47:of the storm over
32:
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5087:
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4460:
3954:978-0-8130-1573-6
3883:978-1-64753-121-8
3874:Cheyenne, Wyoming
3856:978-1-4401-5174-3
3805:978-0-9641216-3-8
3782:978-0-941072-14-4
3730:978-0-7867-1386-8
3660:Hypoluxo, Florida
3646:978-1-879362-03-1
3620:978-0-7385-4443-4
3597:978-1-881448-04-4
3574:978-0-8130-2494-3
3551:978-0-8223-0517-0
3420:978-0-8130-1415-9
3358:on June 17, 2013.
3150:Doyle et al. 1984
3140:, pp. 126–7.
2868:Delray Beach News
2681:Delray Beach News
2398:, pp. 132–3.
2273:The Index-Journal
1757:
1750:For consistency,
1615:According to the
1435:islands. Between
1345:and fishing boat
1310:North Miami Beach
1276:Lake Worth Lagoon
1203:Palm Beach County
1093:continental shelf
1002:Grand Turk Island
993:
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672:Key West, Florida
628:Florida Panhandle
527:). By 06:00
506:cyclonic rotation
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572:Mangrove Cay
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229:Part of the
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4428:"Homestead"
4410:"Nicaragua"
4339:"San ZenĂłn"
4292:"Tampa Bay"
4251:"Galveston"
4222:"Galveston"
4170:"Indianola"
3457:November 8,
3434:Gillis 2007
3312:Barnes 1998
3169:Barnes 1998
2841:, Florida:
2731:"Bulletins"
2644:Barnes 1998
2623:, pp.
2621:Barnes 1998
2471:Barnes 1998
1895:: 808–813.
1868:Barnes 1998
1575:Coast Guard
1569:placed the
1543:martial law
1417:Punta Rassa
1401:Moore Haven
1299:Miami Beach
1244:Miami Beach
1166:skyscrapers
1138:Miami Beach
1134:storm surge
1122:Dade County
820:"Galveston"
770:"Galveston"
620:Punta Rassa
608:Punta Rassa
576:Gulf Stream
510:Saint Kitts
345:Mississippi
318:storm surge
258:the Bahamas
196:Mississippi
181:The Bahamas
129:(estimated)
5131:Categories
4351:"Freeport"
3936:B0007B2CVW
3876:: UrLink.
3681:B003VZWJQY
3314:, p.
3260:January 1,
3223:January 1,
3171:, p.
3113:(Report).
3050:Beard 2006
2952:August 21,
2927:August 21,
2817:Hortt 1953
2793:Simms 1984
2646:, p.
2590:January 1,
2567:Hortt 1953
2473:, p.
2442:January 1,
2396:Neely 2009
2384:Neely 2009
2372:Neely 2009
2346:January 1,
2283:January 1,
2136:(Report).
2105:January 1,
1998:January 1,
1936:January 1,
1870:, p.
1829:Pfost 2003
1811:January 1,
1770:References
1760:time zones
1664:Hurricanes
1445:Fort Myers
1325:greyhounds
1314:grandstand
1297:Damage on
1280:Palm Beach
1256:Boca Raton
1105:Dinner Key
1008:(250
723:Hurricane
548:Category 4
523:(976
494:Martinique
474:advisories
420:Storm type
333:Fort Myers
139:Fatalities
72:Dissipated
4758:Claudette
4741:Gabrielle
4452:"Florida"
4322:"Bahamas"
4199:"Georgia"
4078:1853–1949
3847:iUniverse
3758:August 7,
3489:UNC Press
3391:129898413
3138:Edic 1996
1660:nicknamed
1583:Red Cross
1519:Panoramic
1510:Aftermath
1461:Poinciana
1397:Clewiston
1366:Homestead
1357:in 2005.
1288:Hollywood
1195:Lake Park
1064:, Florida
644:Louisiana
556:Mayaguana
514:steamship
201:Louisiana
158:Costliest
5106:Category
5073:Franklin
5008:Florence
4942:Danielle
4859:Michelle
4788:Hortense
4688:Frederic
4298:"Nassau"
3673:New York
3631:(1993).
3120:April 4,
3008:April 4,
2892:April 4,
2741:April 4,
2708:April 4,
2498:April 4,
2246:April 4,
1682:See also
1676:folklore
1551:hoarding
1521:view of
1492:, where
1457:Flamingo
1342:Nepenthe
1335:and the
1032:lighters
598:to near
414:Unknown
302:landfall
260:and the
252:area of
142:372–539+
4984:Joaquin
4978:Gonzalo
4972:Ophelia
4883:Frances
4877:Charley
4794:Georges
4782:Edouard
4605:Frances
4510:Charlie
4310:"Miami"
4263:"Texas"
3905:Bibcode
3297:June 4,
2187:Bibcode
2142:Florida
2086:Bibcode
1979:Bibcode
1579:Bahamas
1535:looting
1527:Drydock
1501:⁄
1425:Sanibel
1421:Captiva
1390:Nokomis
1178:Hialeah
1124:during
1021:⁄
795:Katrina
745:"Miami"
726:Season
584:Perrine
570:in the
560:Bahamas
496:in the
462:origins
364:Map key
341:Alabama
254:Florida
216:IBTrACS
191:Alabama
186:Florida
5079:Idalia
4996:Harvey
4990:Nicole
4919:Paloma
4901:Gustav
4895:Dennis
4871:Fabian
4729:Helene
4723:Gloria
4705:Harvey
4670:Gladys
4664:Carmen
4629:Gladys
4570:Gracie
4564:Helene
4546:Carrie
4534:Connie
4434:George
4387:"Cuba"
4245:"Cuba"
4164:"Cuba"
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1347:Psyche
1322:racing
1184:, the
1118:Cutler
1041:Andros
1037:Bimini
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564:Nassau
517:Matura
478:HURDAT
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281:formed
147:Damage
64:Formed
5067:Fiona
5037:Delta
5031:Teddy
5025:Laura
5018:2020s
4966:Katia
4960:Julia
4935:2010s
4847:Keith
4841:Isaac
4834:2000s
4824:Lenny
4812:Floyd
4806:Cindy
4764:Felix
4751:1990s
4717:Diana
4711:Debby
4698:1980s
4676:Greta
4658:Celia
4651:1970s
4641:Betsy
4635:Hilda
4611:Flora
4599:Carla
4593:Betsy
4587:Donna
4580:1960s
4558:Daisy
4528:Hazel
4485:1950s
4416:Three
4403:1940s
4332:1930s
4285:1920s
4238:1910s
4215:1900s
4180:1890s
4158:Eight
4145:1880s
4135:Seven
4128:1870s
4111:1860s
4095:Three
4088:1850s
3818:(PDF)
3752:(PDF)
3745:(PDF)
3703:(PDF)
3692:(PDF)
3387:S2CID
3356:(PDF)
3333:(PDF)
2839:Miami
2175:(PDF)
2138:Miami
2074:(PDF)
1967:(PDF)
1798:Miami
1794:(PDF)
1756:(UTC)
1738:Notes
1670:, an
1437:Tampa
1374:Dania
1286:. On
1254:. In
1238:. At
1208:black
1116:near
1062:Miami
1045:Exuma
1012:) of
870:Sandy
729:Cost
720:Rank
690:, to
606:near
488:with
331:near
322:dikes
206:Texas
92:SSHWS
5049:Iota
5002:Jose
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