Hurricane Katrina reached peak intensity with sustained winds of 175 mph.
Hurricane Alice of June 1954 had 80 mph winds as did the other Hurricane Alice. one in December of that same year. Hurricane Alice of 1973 had 90 mph winds.
As a category 3 hurricane, Sandy produced wind speeds of 115 mph in eastern Cuba.
the spitfire is slightly faster but the hurricane had bigger guns which might have slowed it down.
The Supermarine Spitfire was faster than the Hawker Hurricane, with a top speed of over 360 mph compared to the Hurricane's top speed of around 340 mph. The Spitfire also had better overall performance characteristics, making it a more capable fighter aircraft.
Hurricanes begin as tropical disturbances in warm ocean waters with surface temperatures of at least 80 degrees Fahrenheit. These low pressure systems are fed by energy from the warm seas. If a storm achieves wind speeds of 38 miles an hour, it becomes known as a tropical depression. A tropical depression becomes a tropical storm, and is given a name, when its sustained wind speeds top 39 miles an hour. When a storm's sustained wind speeds reach 74 miles an hour it becomes a hurricane and earns a category rating of 1 to 5 on the Saffir-Simpson scale.The Saffir-Simpson scale was developed in 1971 and until 2008 and Hurricane Ike, used to be a measure of both wind speed and storm surge. Hurricane Ike measured at a category 2 on the Saffir-Simpson scale, but it's storm surge at landfall was at a level to match a category 4 storm. It was felt that many may have underestimated the need to evacuate based on the storms category 2 rating so for the 2009 hurricane season the scale was revamped to measure only wind speed. The storm surge will now be estimated by location.The Saffir-Simpson Wind Scale:Category One Hurricane (Sustained winds 74-95 mph)Category Two Hurricane (Sustained winds 96-110 mph)Category Three Hurricane (Sustained winds 111-130 mph)Category Four Hurricane (Sustained winds 131-155 mph)Category Five Hurricane (Sustained winds greater than 155 mph)
Hurricane Katrina traveled in several different directions. It originated in the Bahamas initially it's main course was west. It grazed the southern portion of Florida and once it entered the Gulf of Mexico, it took a more northerly direction.
Hurricane Alice of June 1954 had 80 mph winds as did the other Hurricane Alice. one in December of that same year. Hurricane Alice of 1973 had 90 mph winds.
As a category 3 hurricane, Sandy produced wind speeds of 115 mph in eastern Cuba.
there were many, many people on top of their roofs during "Katrina"
The top speed of a Honda Hurricane 1000 is 146.0 mph (235.0 km/h). This is based on all stock parts with no modifications.
The five deadliest hurricanes in U.S. history are*:The Galveston Hurricane of 1900 (8,000-12,000 dead)The Okeechobee Hurricane of 1928 (4,000+ dead, about 2500 in the U.S.)The Sea Islands Hurricane of 1893 (up to 2500 dead)Hurricane Katrina of 2005 (1836 dead)Hurricane San Marcos of 1870 (2000 dead, 1200 in the U.S.)
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the spitfire is slightly faster but the hurricane had bigger guns which might have slowed it down.
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If It's a head wind it slows down the vehicle's acceleration, lowers the vehicles top speed. If its a tail wind it could raise a vehicles top speed, that is why records have to be run in both directions to negate the wind's influence.
52mph (no wind) 43mph (with wind)
The Supermarine Spitfire was faster than the Hawker Hurricane, with a top speed of over 360 mph compared to the Hurricane's top speed of around 340 mph. The Spitfire also had better overall performance characteristics, making it a more capable fighter aircraft.