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Orkaan Hattie

Categorie 5 orkaan (SSHS)

Orkaan Hattie op maximale kracht ten zuidoosten van Yucatán op 19 oktober 2005

Orkaan Hattie op maximale kracht ten zuidoosten van Yucatán op 19 oktober 2005

Ontstaan 27 oktober 1961
Opgelost 1 november 1961
Maximum
windsnelheid
1-minuut doorstaand:
260 km/h (160 mph)
Laagste luchtdruk ≤920 hPa 
Slachtoffers 319
Schade
$60,3 miljoen
Getroffen gebieden Brits Honduras (Belize), Guatemala, Honduras





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Orkaan Hattie was een orkaan, behorende tot het Atlantisch orkaanseizoen 1961, die begon in het zuidwesten Caraïbische Zee op 27oktober 1961. Het is de 9e tropische storm, 7e orkaan en orkaan met een kracht sterker dan 3 op de schaal van Saffir-Simpson van het Atlantische orkaanseizoen van 1961. Het is de sterkste en meest dodelijke orkaan van het seizoen, die een piekintensiteit equivalent aan een Categorie 5 orkaan op de schaal van Saffir-Simpson bereikt.









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