As Hurricane Ian makes landfall, Florida faces historic storm surge

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By Jake BittleSep 28, 2022, 6:24 pm155 pts
In the last century, only nine hurricanes with winds topping 150 miles per hour have made landfall in the United States. Hurricane Ian became the tenth on Wednesday afternoon, striking the coast of southwest Florida as a Category 4 storm. Ian submerged entire barrier islands, ripped houses apart, and pushed a…

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