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Hurrikan Hattie-Simone-Inga
Kategorie-5-Hurrikan (SSHS)

Verlauf des Hurrikans Hattie
Verlauf des Hurrikans Hattie

Entstehung
 27. Oktober 1961

Auflösung
 1. November 1961

Spitzenwind-
geschwindigkeit
160 mph (260 km/h) (1 Minute anhaltend)

Niedrigster Luftdruck
 920 mbar (hPa; 27,2 inHg)
(Höhepunkt als Hattie, Unbekannt als Simone, 992 mbar (hPa; 29.31 inHg) als Inga)

Tote
 275 direkte

Sachschäden
 370 Millionen US-$ (1961)

Betroffene
Gebiete
Belize, Yucatán
Saisonübersicht:
Atlantische Hurrikansaison 1961
Pazifische Hurrikansaison 1961

Hurrikan Hattie war ein Kategorie-5-Hurrikan, der im Jahr 1961 Mittelamerika getroffen hat. Er bildete sich über der Karibik und traf am 31. Oktober 1961 Belize – in weiterer Folge drehte er sich zurück und gelangte in den Golf von Mexiko. Hurrikan Hattie ist einer der schlimmsten Hurrikans, der jemals Belize getroffen hat. Ca. 275 Menschen starben, und große Teile von Belize wurden zerstört.


Als Folge von Hattie entschloss sich die Regierung, die schwer getroffene Hauptstadt Belize City an der Karibikküste zu verlassen und einen neuen Ort für eine Hauptstadt zu suchen. Daraus entstand die Retortenstadt Belmopan ca. 80 Kilometer landeinwärts von Belize City. Aufgrund der ungünstigen Lage und dem extrem heißen und schwülen Klima hat die neue Hauptstadt jedoch bis heute erst rund 23.000 Einwohner.



Siehe auch[Bearbeiten | Quelltext bearbeiten]


  • Liste der atlantischen Kategorie-5-Hurrikane





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