About: Hurricane Samuel (2020)

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Hurricane Samuel was a long-lived, monstrous hurricane that, at its peak, packed winds of up to 450 mph (720 km/h) and a pressure of 550 millibars. The storm was, besides Typhoon Noelani in Japan, the strongest storm on record. It also was second largest, with a diameter exceeding 2,500 miles (4,000 km) when it was in the Gulf of Mexico, and about 1,800 miles wide when it hit New York City. The storm left millions dead all along the East Coast of the US, Florida, and the Caribbean.

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rdfs:label	Hurricane Samuel (2020)
rdfs:comment	Hurricane Samuel was a long-lived, monstrous hurricane that, at its peak, packed winds of up to 450 mph (720 km/h) and a pressure of 550 millibars. The storm was, besides Typhoon Noelani in Japan, the strongest storm on record. It also was second largest, with a diameter exceeding 2,500 miles (4,000 km) when it was in the Gulf of Mexico, and about 1,800 miles wide when it hit New York City. The storm left millions dead all along the East Coast of the US, Florida, and the Caribbean.
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Category	10(xsd:integer)
Name	Hurricane Samuel
Type	Category 10 major hurricane
Caption	Hurricane Samuel, as it approached New York City.
1-min winds	390(xsd:integer)
Damages	6.0E12
Pressure	550(xsd:integer)
Dissipated	--09-15
Fatalities	40000000(xsd:integer)
affected	Much of the Caribbean, Florida, Much of the Mid-Atlantic States, Delaware, Maryland, Washington, D.C., New York, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Massachusetts, and Canada.
cycloneseason	2020(xsd:integer)
Formed	--08-20
abstract	Hurricane Samuel was a long-lived, monstrous hurricane that, at its peak, packed winds of up to 450 mph (720 km/h) and a pressure of 550 millibars. The storm was, besides Typhoon Noelani in Japan, the strongest storm on record. It also was second largest, with a diameter exceeding 2,500 miles (4,000 km) when it was in the Gulf of Mexico, and about 1,800 miles wide when it hit New York City. The storm left millions dead all along the East Coast of the US, Florida, and the Caribbean.

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