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Hurricane Arthur (2038)

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Hurricane Arthur - also known as Typhoon Arthur, Medicane Arthur, Cyclone Arthur, and Superstorm Arthur after its final landfall, was the first hurricane to completely traverse the world. It formed on July 2 and dissipated on November 11, lasting for over 4 months without dissipating once during this span. Hurricane Arthur was the first storm to form and last storm to dissipate of the 2038 Atlantic Hurricane Season, despite the fact that there were 18 named storms that season. The system peaked as a Category 5 on five separate occasions, including three times in the Atlantic, once in the West Pacific, and once in the Indian Ocean. The storm's maximum sustained winds were 195 mph and 878 mbar at its peak intensity as a Pacific Storm.

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Hurricane/Typhoon/Cyclone Arthur

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Cape Verde, Lesser Antilles, Florida, Mexico, Hawaii, Philippines, India, Middle East, Italy, Spain, Great Britain, Bermuda, United States East Coast

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Hurricane Arthur - also known as Typhoon Arthur, Medicane Arthur, Cyclone Arthur, and Superstorm Arthur after its final landfall, was the first hurricane to completely traverse the world. It formed on July 2 and dissipated on November 11, lasting for over 4 months without dissipating once during this span. Hurricane Arthur was the first storm to form and last storm to dissipate of the 2038 Atlantic Hurricane Season, despite the fact that there were 18 named storms that season. The system peaked as a Category 5 on five separate occasions, including three times in the Atlantic, once in the West Pacific, and once in the Indian Ocean. The storm's maximum sustained winds were 195 mph and 878 mbar at its peak intensity as a Pacific Storm.