Cape Verde-type Hurricane - Major Cape Verde-type Hurricanes

Major Cape Verde-type Hurricanes

The hurricane's peak category is the peak intensity of the hurricane, measured on the Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Scale, or SSHS. Major hurricanes are hurricanes which have reached the third category of the SSHS.

Year Name Category
1899 1899 Hurricane San Ciriaco 4
1900 Galveston Hurricane of 1900 4
1926 1926 Miami Hurricane 4
1928 1928 Okeechobee Hurricane 5
1938 New England Hurricane of 1938,
or the Long Island Express
5
1947 1947 Fort Lauderdale Hurricane 5
1957 Hurricane Carrie 4
1958 Hurricane Cleo 5
1960 Hurricane Donna 5
1964 Hurricane Cleo 4
1966 Hurricane Faith 3
1966 Hurricane Inez 4
1979 Hurricane David 5
1979 Hurricane Frederic 4
1980 Hurricane Allen 5
1980 Hurricane Frances 3
1985 Hurricane Gloria 4
1988 Hurricane Gilbert 5
1989 Hurricane Hugo 5
1992 Hurricane Andrew 5
1995 Hurricane Felix 4
1995 Hurricane Luis 4
1996 Hurricane Bertha 3
1996 Hurricane Edouard 4
1996 Hurricane Fran 3
1998 Hurricane Bonnie 3
1998 Hurricane Georges 4
1999 Hurricane Floyd 4
1999 Hurricane Gert 4
2000 Hurricane Alberto 3
2000 Hurricane Isaac 4
2001 Hurricane Felix 3
2001 Hurricane Erin 3
2002 Hurricane Lili 4
2003 Hurricane Fabian 4
2003 Hurricane Isabel 5
2004 Hurricane Frances 4
2004 Hurricane Ivan 5
2004 Hurricane Karl 4
2005 Hurricane Emily 5
2006 Hurricane Gordon 3
2006 Hurricane Helene 3
2007 Hurricane Dean 5
2008 Hurricane Bertha 3
2008 Hurricane Ike 4
2009 Hurricane Bill 4
2009 Hurricane Fred 3
2010 Hurricane Danielle 4
2010 Hurricane Earl 4
2010 Hurricane Igor 4
2010 Hurricane Julia 4
2011 Hurricane Katia 4
2011 Hurricane Ophelia 4

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