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New England Hurricanes Through History
1600sA few early hurricanes, the strongest of which presumably was the "Great Colonial Hurricane" of 1635. Six hurricanes in all strike New England during the 1600s. Read more »
1700sHurricanes in the 1700s become a source of curiosity for the emerging thinkers-of-the-day that experience them. Storms that come up the coast toward New England pass by Ben Franklin, Samuel Phillips, Ezra Stile, and others who begin to look for patterns in the storms. Fourteen hurricanes are described. Read more »
1800sThe 1800s featured many storms that really weren't worth their salt, with notable exceptions being the 1815 storm, and the storms of 1869. In all, eleven hurricanes strike New England. Read more »
1900sThe advancement of technology has made Atlantic hurricanes much easier to track and no longer surprise (as in 1938). Likewise, storm strength is much easier to verify. Nine storms impacted New England as hurricanes in the 1900s. Read more » |
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