I think box 2 is between 15 & 20, and 80 & 85. If I remember correctly, the box put Fla and the Bahamas at greater risk based on pre-1950 or so data, but didn't mean much between about 1950 and 1999, when Irene went through it.
But I may be remembering that incorrectly. I suspect it's easy to look up.
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