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Bookmark or Share- Hurricane JoaquinJoaquin was a category hurricane (on the Saffir4 -Simpson Hurricane Wind Scale) whose strong winds and storm surge devastated Crooked Island, Acklins, Long Island, Rum Cay, and San Salvador in the central and southeastern Bahamas. Joaquin took the lives of 34 people—all at sea—including the 33 crewmembers of the cargo ship ,
- Hurricane Joaquin - WikipediaHurricane Joaquin (Spanish:, wah-KEEN) was a powerful tropical cyclone that devastated several districts of The Bahamas and caused damage in the Turks and Caicos Islands, parts of the Greater Antilles, and Bermuda. It was also the strongest Atlantic hurricane of non-tropical origin recorded in the satellite era.
- Map of Hurricane Joaquin’s Path - The New York TimesU.S. Map of Hurricane Joaquin’s Path. UPDATED October 7, 2015. The storm became a hurricane on Wednesday. SEVERITYCategory4321Tropical storm. Source: National Weather Service. More on...
- Hurricane Joaquin: What We Know About the US ImpactHurricane Joaquin was upgraded to a Category 4 storm Thursday, according to the National Hurricane Center. Its maximum sustained winds are near 130 mph with higher gusts, the National Weather Service said today. Here's what you should know about this weekend's extreme weather: 1. Strong Winds:
- Hurricane Joaquin Helps Fuel Record Rains, Damaging FloodsBy 2 a.m. today, Hurricane Joaquin, the force behind the destructive storm surge and rainfall, was about 100 miles northwest of Bermuda, moving at 13 mph. Its winds had slowed to 85 mph, down...
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