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Which 20th-century hurricane was the most destructive?

Science & Mathematics by Anonymous 2018-05-11 11:09:23

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Which 20th-century hurricane was the most destructive?

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In the 21st century, that would easily be the 2005 Hurricane Katrina.

  • Anonymous

    Which 20th-century hurricane was the most destructive depends on how 'destructive' is defined. Lives lost? Property damaged? Areal extent? Economic impact?

  • Anonymous

    Andrew

  • Anonymous

    Camille and Betsy were bad and there was one that hit Galveston in the early part of the century.

  • Anonymous

    It's kind of a trick question. Damage is based on dollar amounts and today we have more people than ever living in homes that are more expensive than ever in hurricane zones that in years past were empty coast line..

  • Anonymous

    Yeah; It got lucky. The others are jealous!

  • Anonymous

    Katrina was the most destructive hurricane to strike North America.

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