Hurricane Andrew is a class four hurricane and one of the most infamous hurricanes ever and the most expensive natural It caused damage near 25 billion through northwestern Bahamas and the south of Florida. It struck Dade County in Florida the hardest. The storm surges killed 15 people and a quarter million people were left homeless.
Hurricane Gordon had a unusual path around the western Caribbean Sea and islands, Florida and the southwestern Atlantic. It caused must lost in Haiti and agricultural damage in South Florida.
Hurricane Hugo was a category one and hit Sullovan'e Island, South Carolina, September 21, 1989. The damage was structural, environmental, and agricultural and many homes were completely destroyed. It totaled 1 billion in North Carolina. There were dozens of injuries and 7 deaths.
Hurricane Gilbert hit September 12, 1988 on Jamaica's northeast coast. There were winds almost 150 mph and a 9-foot storm surge. The hurricane was a category 4 hurricane, but reached category five on September 13, and had a peak winds of 185 mph around Mexico's Yucatan peninsula on the 14th. It was the first category five hurricane to strike sense Camille in 1969.
