Did every state in America had a hurricane at some point?

no state in the USA can be a big as north America because every state is part of north America

Florida is also known as the "Hurricane State"

When is Hurricane season in south america? The section of South America within the northern hemisphere shares the June - October hurricane season of the northern Atlantic. However, because of the Coriolis effect, few hurricanes in this area make landfall in South America. In the southern hemisphere, the Pacific side of the continent has no recorded hurricanes. A single hurricane was recorded on the Atlantic side in 2004 - hurricane Catarina, which landed in the state of Catarina, Brazil.

Hurricane Katrina reached peak intensity over open water and did not directly affect land at this point in its existence. The highest-intensity landfall took place in Louisiana.

Death valley, California is the lowest point in North America

Example: I love every state in America.

Hurricanes are most likely to hit north America during hurricane season. (For the east coast, June 1st through November 30th) and that is also in state for the west coast.

North Carolina was the State in which Hurricane Hugo damaged

Florida is the most likely state to experience a hurricane

Every natural-born citizen of America knows that Florida is The Sunshine State.

Every state in America has Muslims.

No, every one in North America relies on 110 voltage.

The highest point in the United States, and in North America, is Mount McKinnley, also known as Denali, and is in the state of Alaska.

No. Hurricane Sandy moved up the East Coast and made landfall in New Jersey, though every state on the Atlantic Coast was affected. However, Hurricane Isaac did hit Lousiana exactly two months earlier.

No. Hurricanes are limited to coastal areas. The inland states cannot get hurricanes.

Irish people live all over America, in every single state.

Jews live in every part of America

Every point on Earth has longitude and latitude.

A hurricane!!! A hurricane can cover the entire state, while a tornado only goes through a few townships. So if you ever have a hurricane warning, you should probably get out of the state

There is no state in the United States of America that doesn't have a capital. Every state has a capital, even Alaska and Hawaii, which are the only two states that aren't connected to the United States of America.

No. In the U.S. Hurricanes are limited to coastal areas along the Atlantic Ocean and the Gulf of Mexico as well as Hawaii. Hurricanes cannot form over land and cannot maintain themselves in the cold waters off the west coast.

No. Although a hurricane could certainly cause widespread catastrophic damage, it could not destroy an entire state.

every county if every state has their own set of standard fines.

Polygamy is illegal in every state of the United States of America.

Every state has had at least a few weak tornadoes.