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#HurricaneBeryl is now an extremely dangerous, one-of-a-kind Category 4 Hurricane and could be making a run for Cat 5 prior to landfall.
Days since last H. Landfall - US: Any 305 (Idalia) , Major: 305 (Idalia) Florida - Any: 305 (Idalia) Major: 305 (Idalia)
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EASTPAC Storms of Interest
      Mon Sep 22 2003 10:13 PM

Tropical Storm Marty will probably die out before it reaches the U.S. border - but some others didn't.

1957 Hurricane #10 (New Mexico)
1958 Hurricane #11 (Hurricane in Tucson and N.M.)
1965 Hurricane Emily
1967 H. Katrina (Hurricane force winds in Yuma)
1968 T.S. Hyacinth
1972 H. Hyacinth
1976 H. Kathleen
1978 H. Norman
1989 H. Raymond
1992 H. Lester (T.S. at Tucson)
1993 H. Lidia
1997 H. Nora (T.S. in Yuma)

Here is the link:

Eastern Pacific Tropical Cyclones

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ED

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