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No. Katrina was far worse than Andrew, causing more than twice the damage and more than 50 times as many deaths.
They will make multiple passes through different parts of the hurricane at different heights, from about 500 feet to 10,000 feet. This is usually between 5 and 10 times I believe.
Hurricane Katrina struck landfall as a category 3 with winds around 120 mph caused most of its damage through flooding. Hurricane Andrew struck Florida and the gulf as a category 5 with winds acceding 165 mph. Even though Andrew was much stronger when it hit. The damage Katrina caused exceeded Andrew's cause of all the flooding done because of New Orleans being under sea level and the levee's failing which instead of blocking the water it trapped the water in. The official death toll is 1,836.
rain only has water hurricanes have heavy winds and some times hail
17 different locations, I would know since I have been there numerous times
Most likely, hurricane Katrina.
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They were both hurricanes that caused costly, extensive damage to populated areas of the US, Andrew in 1992 and Katrina in 2005. Both hurricanes created devastation in areas of the state of Louisiana, Katrina moreso because of her stronger winds and storm surge. Both storms were, at their peak, among the strongest of hurricanes, being classified as Category 5 storms. Andrew was, at the time, considered the most costly hurricane to ever strike the US, doing more than $26 billion USD in damage. Katrina did more than 4 times as much damage at $108 billion USD. Only the Great Miami Hurricane of 1926 may have caused more damage when adjusted to current dollars.
No. The Galveston hurricane killed several times more people then Hurricane Katrina.
Both Katrina and Andre were extremely destructive category 5 hurricanes. Andrew actually held the record for the most destructive U.S. hurricane at $26 billion until Katrina came along and caused damage totaling to $105 billion.
Gloria Estefan raised money for the victims of Hurricane Andrew to provide immediate relief and support for those affected by the devastating storm that struck Florida in 1992. As a prominent Cuban-American artist with strong ties to the local community, she felt a deep responsibility to help her neighbors recover from the disaster. Through fundraising efforts, she aimed to contribute to rebuilding homes and restoring lives in the aftermath of the hurricane. Estefan's philanthropic efforts highlighted the importance of community solidarity in times of crisis.