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Hurricane Categories:  
Category 1
Winds Surge Vulnerable
74 to 95 mph 4-5ft above normal Unanchored mobile homes, shrubbery and trees, some piers. Some coastal road flooding.
Category 2
Winds Surge Vulnerable
96 to 110 mph 6-8ft above normal Roofing material, trees, many mobile homes, piers, small craft in unprotected anchorages. Coastal roads and low-lying escape roads flood two to four hours before center of storm arrives.
Category 3
Winds Surge Vulnerable
111 to 130 mph 9-12ft above normal Small homes and buildings, large trees, all mobile homes. Low-lying escape routes flooded three to five hours before center arrives, and flooding destroys small structures.
Category 4
Winds Surge Vulnerable
131 to 155 mph 13-18ft above normal Walls, roof structures, doors and windows of small homes, all signs and trees, lower floors of structures near the shore. Terrain lower than 10 feet above sea level may flood, requiring evacuations six miles inland.
Category 5
Winds Surge Vulnerable
greater than 155 mph greater than 18ft
above normal
Homes and buildings of all sizes, especially roofs, windows and doors. Terrain lower than 15 feet above sea level may flood, requiring evacuations as far as 10 miles inland.

 

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