DeadlyStorms.com - The History of America's Deadliest Tropical Storms and Hurricanes

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Deadly Storms:
Nature's Engines Of Destruction

This is the History of Deadly Tropical Storms, Hurricanes, Typhoons, and Cyclones from the last 150 years!

A Visitor Comment:

"Neighbors ask me about what Andrew was like, and all I can tell them is it was the most frightening experience of my life.

I just wanted to thank you for keeping the pictures on your website, they remind me of how fragile we really are."
John Stephens

Thank You John!

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The Victims Of
Past Storms!
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    • 1495 To 2005
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DeadlyStorms.com
Proud to be the NUMBER ONE Independent
Hurricane & Tropical Storm Site On The Web
Continuously Published Since 1995!

This website chronicles the deadliest tropical storms, hurricanes, typhoons, and cyclones of America's history, from 1495, to Galveston of 1900, to the present projected deadliest of all time: Hurricane Katrina.

We are expanding the website significantly, and thank you for your patience, comments, support, and donations!. We started as a comprehensive site devoted to Hurricane Andrew in 1995. However, Andrew - bad as it was, was not the only major storm. Therefore, we are adding every deadly storm from 1851 onwards. Each new section will provide detailed information, images and photos, and maps and tracks, of each major hurricane, cyclone, typhoon, or tropical storm.

This site is intended to educate and remind us of how deadly these storms really are. The creator of this site, himself, is a survivor of 9 hurricanes, including: Hurricanes: Andrew, David, Hugo, Frances, Charlie, and others; and knows first hand that knowledge is your best defense against a major storm.

HURRICANE TIPS:
If you are looking for storm tips and preparation information, or information in a storms aftermath - visit our sister website: TropicalStorms.us

HURRICANE COMMENTARY:
Also visit our News & Commentary Site:
The Aftermath Report™ about the state of Hurricane preparedness, recovery, or about the Storms Themselves!

HURRICANE FACT:
The most intense storm on record was a typhoon in the northwest Pacific Ocean in October 1979, which logged a central pressure of 870 millibars. Hurricane Gilbert, which struck Mexico in mid-September 1988, is the most intense for the Atlantic basin, with an estimated 888-millibar lowest pressure.

DeadlyStorms.com Our Hurricane Site
Since 1995 - Our 11th Year On The Web!

OUR MISSION:
DeadlyStorms.com's mission is to remind you that it CAN happen to you, and that you can make it through and survive, with proper planning and precaution.

For current storm information and preparedness tips visit TropicalStorms.us

WARNING:
No matter how well you prepare, if you are in a low lying coastal area, or one that is prone to storm surge flooding - GET OUT and evacuate inland to higher ground. You can typically survive high winds, but as we have seen in New Orleans and countless other places, it is the storm surge and flooding that is the most deadly!

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Editor's Note: Photos, and other content, have been compiled from various sources for scholarly purposes - all copyrights acknowledged - permission is not given for the use of these photos without the authorization of the copyright holder. If sources or credits are in error or need to be added please notify us - we will be happy to correct credits and sources as appropriate.

PHOTOS: If you have photos or images of this or other hurricanes. tropical storms, or tropical cyclones or typhoons, either before, during, or after, please feel free to send them to me for posting. Please send them to: images @ mcguinnessonline . com 5MB email size limit

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This site is dedicated to preserving the past! We contribute to, as well as collect and reprint the history, images, and science of hurricanes from the past, present, and future; that we may all benefit from the knowledge gained at such a high cost! This site is also dedicated as a memorial to those who fell before, during, and after these storms - let their loss not be forgotten. This website is provided free of cost to the viewer, and maintained on a non-profit basis for continuing public education purposes.

An Informational / Educational / Scholarly Site by Tim McGuinness, Ph.D., Hurricane Survivor & Historian

The information presented is believe to be correct and accurate. However, please let us know of any errors. This is a scholarly work for non-profit educational purposes. Content lawfully used under "Fair Use" provision of section 107 U.S. Copyright Law. Some content from third-parties. All third-party copyrights acknowledged. Sources credited where possible or known - please let us know of any corrections to credits. Website and original content Copyright © 2000, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005 Tim McGuinness Unauthorized Reproduction Prohibited. All Rights Reserved Worldwide & Webwide. McGuinnessOnline, DeadlyStorms, Deadly Storms, DeadlyStorms.com, The Aftermath Report, AftermathReport.com, Aftermath Report, TropicalStorms, TropicalStorms.com, McGuinnessDesigns, McGuinnessDesigns.com, TimMcGuinness.com and all site titles are Trademarks of Tim McGuinness - All Rights Reserved. Our Websites are dedicated to: Kyra, Denise, and the whole McFamily! Past, Present, and Future - Here, There, and Everywhere! And to friends in a Land Down Under - You know who you are! And to those of use who are survivors of Hurricane Andrew, and countless other storms. Please send any comments to: wesayso @ mcguinnessonline . com

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