Hurricane Ike
Published on May 07, 2016
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Hurricane Ike was an immensely destructive Hurricane that made landfall in Galveston, Texas on September 13th, 2008
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The hurricane developed from a tropical wave west of Cape Verde.
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On September 4th Ike reached its most dangerous as a category 4 hurricane.
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The hurricane created massive devastation when it made landfall in Cuba on September 8th,2008.
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Hurricane Ike gathered strength as it entered the gulf of Mexico, and then made landfall in Galveston, Texas.
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Hurricane Ike then traveled north through the United States, until hitting Canada, and dissipating two days later.
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Hurricane Ike killed more than 195 people and created massive amounts of damage in numerous places.
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States mainly effected by Hurricane Ike in the United States include, Louisiana, Texas, Mississippi, and Florida.
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Places that were effected by Hurricane Ike other than the United States include, Haiti, the Bahamas, Turks and Caicos, Cuba, and Canada.
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Hurricane Ike is considered the most expensive storm to occur in the Atlantic, costing America $29.5 billion dollars in damage repair expenses.
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Hurricane Ike remains to have a lasting effect in America because of the damage done to its infrastructure and agriculture.
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In the United States, Hurricane Ike will never be forgotten as one of the most life threatening, damaging, and costliest storms to ever occur.
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