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StormLover
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      Sun Aug 15 2004 01:55 PM

Hurricane Charley appears to have been a strong Cat 4 storm. Hurricane Hugo was also Cat 4, and although it was much wider storm, it seems Charley's winds were more intense in a concentrated place. Is the fact that it struck land with its right quadrant first the reason for the flattened homes and major damage in that small area?

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* Charley'sWindsComparedToHugo's StormLover Sun Aug 15 2004 01:55 PM
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