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It is certainly possible, and it has happened before. A fast moving hurricane such as Ike can bring wind gusts in excess of 74mph in Arkansas if the storm becomes extratropical and taps continental weather systems for energy to maintain its strength away from warm ocean water.

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12y ago

In a way yes. But in Australia they are called cyclones.

Like most of North Queensland, Townsville is prone to tropical cyclones. They usually occur between November and May (the so-called Cyclone Season).

Notable cyclones to affect the Townsville Region have been: Cyclone Tessi (2000), Cyclone Sid (1998, in particular damaging The Strand), Cyclone Joy (1990), Cyclone Althea (1971), Cyclone Leonta (1903) and Cyclone Sigma (1896).

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15y ago

Yes, it receives some hurricane activity because of it proximity to the Gulf.

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14y ago

Yes, there have been a few hurricanes in Delaware.

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9y ago

No. Hurricanes can only develop over the ocean and don't last long over land, especially when they encounter mountains. Arizona is too far inland to get hurricanes.

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13y ago

No. It is to far inland.

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12y ago

Yes, it did

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