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Re: 2005 Season records
      Sun Oct 30 2005 09:20 PM

You name it and it's pretty much been a record this season. You'll likely see a complete list come out from the NHC at some point after the season, but included in there are most storms (23 & counting), most cat. 5s (3), most major hurricanes (tied at 7), most hurricanes (13), costliest hurricane (Katrina), strongest hurricane by pressure (Wilma, 882mb), most storms by the end of July (7), and probably a bunch of others. One more US landfall would tie the record for most US landfalling storms in one season with 8.

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