No. Category 1 is the weakest category of hurricane. In most cases category 5 hurricanes are the worst. However, some pf the impacts of a hurricane do not necessarily depend on the storm's category.
1. Florida, with 113 hurricanes, 37 of them major storms and two that reached Category 5 status (the strongest and most destructive of hurricanes).2. Texas, with 60 total hurricanes, 19 of them major. The majority (23) were Category 1 storms, and none were Category 5.3. Louisiana, with 52 total hurricanes, 20 of them major. One of those storms was a Category 5, and four were Category 4 storms.4. North Carolina, with 50 total hurricanes, 12 of them major storms. No Category 5 hurricanes have made landfall in North Carolina, but there has been one Category 4 storm.5. South Carolina with 30 hurricanes, six of them major. Two Category 4 hurricanes have made landfall on the South Carolina coast.The remaining top-ranked states for hurricane strikes are, in descending order, Alabama with 26, Georgia with 23, Mississippi with 16, New York with 12, Connecticut and Massachusetts with 11, Virginia with 10 and Rhode Island with nine.
They are not. By definition a major hurricane is one that attains a rating of category 3 or higher. You are more likely to hear of category 4 and 5 hurricanes because they attract more attention than other storms simply due to their high intensity and because they are generally more destructive than less intense storms.
because it has extreme storms, and winds greater than hurricanes, due to its cold atmosphere.
Hurricanes cannot hit Illinois, but storms as strong as tropical storms have.
No. While Sandy is likely going to be a very destructive hurricanes. Other storms such as Katrina have been far worse.
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1. Florida, with 113 hurricanes, 37 of them major storms and two that reached Category 5 status (the strongest and most destructive of hurricanes).2. Texas, with 60 total hurricanes, 19 of them major. The majority (23) were Category 1 storms, and none were Category 5.3. Louisiana, with 52 total hurricanes, 20 of them major. One of those storms was a Category 5, and four were Category 4 storms.4. North Carolina, with 50 total hurricanes, 12 of them major storms. No Category 5 hurricanes have made landfall in North Carolina, but there has been one Category 4 storm.5. South Carolina with 30 hurricanes, six of them major. Two Category 4 hurricanes have made landfall on the South Carolina coast.The remaining top-ranked states for hurricane strikes are, in descending order, Alabama with 26, Georgia with 23, Mississippi with 16, New York with 12, Connecticut and Massachusetts with 11, Virginia with 10 and Rhode Island with nine.
yes, it does and their more powerful than the earths worst hurricanes
They are not. By definition a major hurricane is one that attains a rating of category 3 or higher. You are more likely to hear of category 4 and 5 hurricanes because they attract more attention than other storms simply due to their high intensity and because they are generally more destructive than less intense storms.
No. A hurricane is a type of storm, but most storms are not hurricanes.
I wouldn't say there is a usual location for the worst storms - the worst ones can occur anywhere that hurricanes frequently form, such as any part of the Atlantic and Gulf of Mexico, any part of the Pacific, and parts of the Indian Ocean.
because it has extreme storms, and winds greater than hurricanes, due to its cold atmosphere.
Hurricanes cannot hit Illinois, but storms as strong as tropical storms have.
Hurricanes typically last longer than other storms.
No. While Sandy is likely going to be a very destructive hurricanes. Other storms such as Katrina have been far worse.
Hurricanes and tropical storms are both named. Hurricanes have more detailed and already thought of names, while tropical storms aren't as important.
No. Storms and hurricanes can create tornados.