The Army Cor Of Engineers reported that Gusts in Charley were as high as 185 mph and possibly in excess of that. All I know is in order for wind to pick up a 3 or 4 ton U haul truck and toss it 50 feet into the center of a liquor store.. Think about that one for a few mins.. Survived Charley in a local hospital in Port Charlotte, and it was definitely an experience.
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