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Encyclopedia > List of Atlantic hurricane seasons

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Reference.com/Encyclopedia/1999 Atlantic hurricane season (1496 words)
The 1999 Atlantic hurricane season was an ongoing event in the annual cycle of tropical cyclone formation.
Hurricane Bret made landfall in the sparsely populated Kenedy County, Texas, missing Brownsville, Texas to its south and Corpus Christi, Texas to its north.
Hurricane Lenny was a damaging late season hurricane first named on November 14 while in the western Caribbean Sea.
Hurricanes FAQ--Answering The Basic Questions On Hurricanes. (2920 words)
Hurricanes are broken down into five different categories according to their power and potential damage they can do, which is determined by sustained wind speed and pressure.
Hurricanes are play a very important role in preserving the heat balance that the earth maintains by transferring heat from the tropics to the poles.
An example of a hurricane in the South Atlantic was a hurricane that struck the Catarina region of Southeastern Brazil in March, 2004.
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