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604:. The government also cut off electricity throughout the small coastal city to prevent injuries. Evacuations were limited, and the most vulnerable of the population weathered the storm in poorly constructed shelters. To be able to respond to an emergency following Beta, the government of Nicaragua requested relief supplies for 41,866 families which would last 15 days. These supplies consisted of 98,000 pounds (44,000 kg) of cereals, 628,600 pounds (285,100 kg) of beans, 628,600 pounds (285,100 kg) of corn, 1,257,200 pounds (570,300 kg) of rice, 44,500 pounds (20,200 kg) of sugar, 171,600 pounds (77,800 kg) of salt, 4,929 gal (18,658 L) of cooking oil, 324,900 pounds (147,400 kg) of milk and 21,264 blankets.
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Nicaragua, over 1,000 structures were damaged by the storm, hundreds of which were destroyed. Ten people were initially feared dead after their boat went adrift during the storm. However, a Panamanian vessel rescued the men after drifting in the water for several hours. Rains in Honduras totaled to 21.82 and 6.39 in (554 and 162 mm) in Nicaragua. Six people were killed in Nicaragua as a result of the storm and the cost to repair damages exceeded 300 million córdoba (US$ 14.5 million). Overall, Beta was responsible for nine fatalities and more than $ 15.5 million in damage across four countries.
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Nicaragua border. An estimated 60,483 people were affected by the storm in the country. A total of 954 homes and 11 bridges were destroyed while another 237 homes, 30 roads, 30 bridges and 66 drinking water systems were damaged. A total of 7,692.1 acres (3,112.9 ha) of farmland was destroyed. At least 11,000 people were left stranded by the storm. Throughout the country, damage was estimated at 170 million
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Protection, flew to Providencia to assess the damage caused by Beta. A frigate was also deployed to the island, carrying two tons of relief items along with 130 search and rescue workers. Reconstruction on the island took place shortly after the storm dissipated and 60 percent of the structures were repaired by January 20, 2006. The completion date for repairs was set at the third week of February.
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Choluteca were placed under Yellow Alert and a Green Alert was in place for the rest of the country. The Local Emergency Management Agency opened its regional and municipal offices to conduct preparative activities. An emergency radio network was set up to alert the public of any emergencies. The government designated several public schools as shelters for the affected population. In the
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485:, the hurricane's motion slowed to a westward drift. With the formation of an eye, the chances of rapid intensification reached 62%, and the storm could possibly become a major hurricane—a hurricane with winds of 111 mph (179 km/h) or higher—before landfall. Beta continued to intensify as convection deepened around the 11.5 mi (18.5 km) wide eye, strengthening into a
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629:, the emergency committee called for the evacuation of 125,000 people from the most vulnerable areas of the capital. About 8,000 others were evacuated from 50 communities along the Nicaragua border due to the threat of flooding. A hurricane alert was put in place for areas north of the Nicaragua border but was cancelled on October 30 after Beta turned towards the southeast.
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508:). The storm also began to turn towards the south-southwest as it reached its peak intensity and its maximum size, with tropical storm-force winds extending out 60 mi (97 km) from the center. However, as it neared the coast, cloud tops around the eye began to warm, signifying weakening. Around 12:00 UTC on October 30, Beta made landfall in central
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841:(US$ 4 million). Structural damage amounted to 35 million córdoba (US$ 1.6 million). Damage to roadways throughout the country left over 20 million córdoba (US$ 979,000) in damages. Offshore, the damage to algae, mangroves, and other aquatic life was severe. Hundreds of dead fish washed up along the coastline in the days following Beta.
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796:(2005 COP; US$ 681) in repair costs. This disrupted fixed-line telephone service and as the island has no cellular telephone service, it caused a total cessation of communication with the mainland. Beta's arrival on the island was accompanied by a seven-foot storm surge, which damaged beaches, coastal houses and roads, and washed out a tourist
908:(OFDA) to send aid. Before the storm hit, $ 200,000 was sent to the country for emergency relief supply distribution and helicopter fuel. On November 1, USAID and OFDA airlifted 200 rolls of plastic sheeting, 5,020 ten-litre water containers, and 2,736 hygiene kits, valued at $ 120,877. Another $ 22,000 was used to supply an aircraft and
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storm's arrival. The government pre-positioned food, medicines, clothing, emergency supplies, and army rescue specialists in the most vulnerable areas to provide relief immediately after the storm passed. Classes were canceled in all of the country's schools and businesses experienced surging demand for hurricane supplies.
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Heavy rains from
Hurricane Beta, amounting up to 6.39 in (162 mm), and strong winds caused extensive property damage in Nicaragua. Six people were confirmed to have been killed by Beta in Nicaragua, one of which was caused by a heart attack. It was initially feared that ten others, who were
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Caribbean-side coast and the majority secured themselves in their homes. However, the national army reported that 150,000 people were evacuated prior to the
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Caribbean, convection redeveloped and on October 26, the system spawned another low-pressure area which developed into Tropical Depression Twenty-six. The depression intensified into a tropical storm the next morning and was named Beta. By
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Nicaragua distributed food to 1,500 victims and reported that food was needed for an additional 35,000 people. Roughly 300 million córdoba was required to repair roadways throughout the affected region. On November 1, the government of Nicaragua announced that it would assist
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National Disaster Response and Preparedness System (SNPAD) provided assistance to 600 families with non-food relief, pre-hospital care, first aid, temporary shelter and psychosocial support, and carried out a preventative health campaign on the island. On October 29, Diego Palacio, the
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around the island were, for the most part, untouched, as only 1 percent of the coral sustained minor damage. Minor effects were also found around areas of sea grass. Beaches all around the island lost an average of 9.8 ft (3.0 m) of sand due to erosion. Thirty people were injured and
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with winds of 70 mph (110 km/h), just below hurricane-status. At this time, the cyclone began to turn towards the west. Beta intensified into a hurricane several hours later, with winds of 80 mph (130 km/h), as an eye became pronounced on infrared satellite images. Located south
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National Emergency as Beta was forecast to bring heavy rains up to 12 in (300 mm). Three departments, Gracias a Dios, Colon, Olancho and El Paraiso, were placed under Red Alert and mandatory evacuations were put in place. The departments of Atlántida, Yoro, Comayagua,
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with winds of 105 mph (169 km/h). After making landfall, the hurricane weakened to a tropical storm, with winds decreasing to 65 mph (105 km/h), as the structure of the storm began to deteriorate. Early on October 31, Beta weakened to a tropical depression and dissipated a
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As a tropical storm, Beta produced heavy rains over northern Panama, amounting up to 3 inches (76 mm), which caused several mudslides as well as three fatalities. On October 29, the storm passed over Providencia Island, caused significant damage to structures, and injured 30 people. In
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sent 300 food packages, 300 kitchen kits, 200 mattresses, 300 hygiene kits, 150 hammocks, plastic sheeting, and 26.4 tons (24 tonnes) of construction materials and tools to Nicaragua. As a precaution, about 2.2 tons (2 tonnes) of food was also sent to the National Society's
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Torrential rains, peaking at 21.82 in (554 mm), caused numerous mudslides which isolated several communities. Widespread damage occurred to structures, with numerous roofs being torn off. Signs, trees, power poles, and telephone poles were knocked down due to the wind. Four rivers
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in Panama alerted officials in Nicaragua, Honduras, Costa Rica, El Salvador and Guatemala about the possible impacts from Beta. Civil defence officials in El Salvador declared a pre-emptive alert due to the possibility of rain-triggered mudslides from the outer bands of Beta.
897:. Additionally, plans for a four-month operation to supply the Miskito Indians with food were implemented. In attempts to lessen the effects of disease and famine, 5,000 tons (4,536 tonnes) of food was planned to be distributed in the region during this time.
928:. A total of $ 116,367 was also allocated from disaster relief funds. The Justice, Global & Ecumenical Relations Unit in Canada also provided $ 6,500 in relief funds to Nicaragua. Two shipments of relief supplies were sent to the hardest hit areas by
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sent military personnel to the affected areas from November 4–8. During that time, more than 155,000 pounds (70,000 kg) of relief supplies were airlifted to the affected communities. The United States embassy in Honduras also provided a
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pre-positioned 509 tons (461.7 tonnes) of food to be used in temporary shelters and recovery activities. The government of Great Britain offered humanitarian assistance, consisting of 1,500 plastic bags, 1,800
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listed as missing, were killed when their vessel disappeared during the storm, but they were later rescued by a Panamanian vessel after drifting in the waters for several hours. Throughout the country, a total of 376
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in the reconstruction and repair of 334 for the Miskito Indians. By November 7, airlifts from Managua were able to bring roughly 60 tons (54 tonnes) of supplies to natives living along the
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After undergoing a brief period of rapid intensification from 18:00 UTC on October 29 – 06:00 UTC on October 30, the hurricane reached its peak intensity as a
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helicopter to assist affected areas. On November 10, another $ 100,000 was sent for sanitation and health activities. The United Nations sent $ 10,000 to the
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issued a tropical storm warning for its entire eastern coast. The next day the tropical storm warning was supplemented by a hurricane watch. On October 29,
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rapidly developed around the center of circulation, fuelling further intensification. With the formation of an eyewall and the compact size of the storm,
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Hurricane Beta was responsible for nine fatalities and roughly $ 15.5 million (2005 USD) in damage across four countries.
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2550:"Nicaragua: Abandono y desesperación en la Costa Caribe después del Huracán "Beta""
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in late October 2005. Beta was the twenty-fourth tropical storm, fourteenth
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3143:"Tropical Storm Gamma develops over Caribbean Sea; here's the latest forecast"
1070:(2016) – Storm of a similar track and intensity that struck Nicaragua in 2016.
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Morales, Christina; Waller, Allyson; Hauser, Christine (September 20, 2020).
2814:. Coordination of Internal and External Communication Affairs. Archived from
2504:"Hurricane Beta hits Nicaragua, triggers heavy rains in Honduras, Costa Rica"
2366:"Hurricane Beta hits Nicaragua, triggers heavy rains in Honduras, Costa Rica"
1950:"Honduras: Presidente Maduro y alcalde capitalino supervisan dragado de ríos"
3064:"The United States Gives Latin America $ 21 Million in Disaster Relief"
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2228:"Evaluación Rápida de los Effectos del Huracán Beta en la Isla Providencia"
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was used as the name of an Atlantic storm. The next one to be so named was
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2420:"US$ 2.1 million required to repair infrastructure damage from Beta"
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was upgraded to a hurricane, thus making Beta the 14th hurricane of 2005.
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2672:"ACT Appeal Central America – Hurricane Beta – LACE 53 (Revision 1)"
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1206:"Tropical Cyclone Report, Hurricane Beta, 26–31 October 2005"
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3037:"Nicaragua: Direct Relief's programme activities update Nov 2005"
1064:(2011) – Similarly slow-moving storm that affected similar areas.
3009:. The United Church of Canada. September 3, 2008. Archived from
1076:(2020) – A Category 4 hurricane that impacted similar areas
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Hurricane Beta intensifying east of Nicaragua on October 29
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could develop in the following day or two. At around 18:00
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Action by Churches Together International (November 18, 2005).
2205:"Colombia: $ 1.409 millones costó recuperación de Providencia"
2063:"2005 Atlantic Hurricane Season Marches On With Alpha and Beta"
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Immediately upon the storm's formation on October 26, the
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1616:"Tropical Depression Twenty-Six Intermediate Advisory One-A"
1590:"Nicaragua evacuates thousands as Hurricane Beta approaches"
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entered the Caribbean. The wave quickly developed organized
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3117:"Tropical Storm Beta Draws Warnings in Gulf Coast States"
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few hours later over the mountains of central Nicaragua.
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2932:"Latin America and the Caribbean –Hurricane Season 2005"
2577:"Costa necesita 35 millones de córdobas a causa de Beta"
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2971:"Nicaragua (Caribbean) – Hurricane Beta – October 2005"
2178:"Perecen dos panameños por la tormenta tropical "Beta""
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Knabb, Richard; Mainelli, Michelle (October 22, 2005).
3170:"2005 Hurricane Season Marches on with Alpha and Beta"
2841:"OCHA Situation Report No. 4 Nicaragua:Hurricane Beta"
2706:. ReliefWeb. Reuters. November 2, 2005. Archived from
2506:. People's Daily Online. Xinhua News. October 31, 2005
1550:"Tropical Storm Beta Becomes 23rd Named Storm in 2005"
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aircraft to transport 3,000 pounds (1,400 kg) to
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Aerial view of Hurricane Beta from a plane over Panama
2872:"Gobierno promete reconstruir zona afectada por Beta"
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Richard J. Pasch; David P. Roberts (March 28, 2006).
1095:"Tropical Weather Outlook: October 21, 2005 08Z"
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Gustavo Álvarez Y Valeria Imhof (October 31, 2005).
1759:"Tropical Depression Twenty-Six Public Advisory One"
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3202:(Report). Miami, Florida: National Hurricane Center
3007:"Emergency Responses and Relief 2005 Disbursements"
2978:
Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs
2845:
Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs
2704:"Hundreds evacuated as more rain drenches Honduras"
2668:
Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs
1896:
Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs
1554:
Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs
1527:"Tropical Storm Beta bears down on Central America"
1058:(1996) – Made landfall in nearly the same location.
552:issued a tropical storm warning for the islands of
537:
Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs
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3176:. Greenbelt, Maryland: Goddard Space Flight Center
2939:United States Agency for International Development
2785:"El Huracán 'Beta' comienza retiro de Providencia"
1867:"Hurricane Beta Hits Nicaragua, Falters - latimes"
902:United States Agency for International Development
2810:Ministry of Foreign Affairs (November 18, 2005).
2527:"ACT Appeal Nicaragua – Hurricane Beta – LACE 53"
2014:International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement
1811:"Nicaragua orders evacuations as hurricane looms"
921:International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement
572:Three-hourly rainfall accumulations estimated by
1860:
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465:was anticipated. By the end of October 27,
2286:. Colombia Red Cross Society. November 18, 2005
1834:
1832:
962:containing emergency supplies to Honduras. The
576:from Hurricane Beta from October 26 to 31, 2005
2447:"Beta empeoró pobreza de indígenas del Caribe"
2340:"Nicaragua: Current issues facing communities"
2258:. Fox News. Associated Press. October 30, 2005
1738:. Fox News. Associated Press. October 27, 2005
1703:
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1046:Timeline of the 2005 Atlantic hurricane season
234:entered the eastern Caribbean Sea and spawned
3733:
3253:
3090:"Tropical Storm "Beta" Situation Report No.2"
2395:(in Spanish). El Nuevo Diario. Archived from
1923:"Tropical Storm "Beta" Situation Report No.2"
1841:"Hurricane Beta reaches Category 3 intensity"
1787:(in Spanish). El Nuevo Diario. Archived from
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2476:Deutsche Presse-Agentur (October 31, 2005).
2065:. Tropical Rainfall Measuring Mission (NASA)
548:Early on the morning of October 27 the
489:with winds of 105 mph (169 km/h).
51:Beta at peak intensity prior to landfall in
39:
2787:(in Spanish). Caracol Radio. Archived from
2478:"Hurricane Beta dissipating over Nicaragua"
2305:Martin Parry, and Osvaldo Canziani (2008).
1948:Government of Honduras (October 29, 2005).
1671:"Tropical Storm Beta Public Advisory Three"
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2903:"Mal clima impide llevar ayuda al Caribe"
2445:Agence-France-Presse (November 2, 2005).
2203:Government of Colombia (April 10, 2006).
2084:Patricia Ramírez y Eladio Zárate (2006).
1642:"Tropical Storm Beta Public Advisory Two"
1270:National Weather Service Raw Text Product
1243:National Weather Service Raw Text Product
1152:National Weather Service Raw Text Product
1125:National Weather Service Raw Text Product
3197:Tropical Cyclone Report: Hurricane Cindy
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2422:. Nicaragua News Service. Archived from
2418:Hannah GivenWilson (November 14, 2005).
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2007:"Colombia and Nicaragua: Hurricane Beta"
2001:
1999:
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1501:"Tropical Storm Beta Discussion Sixteen"
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429:Located within an area of weak vertical
2965:
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2905:(in Spanish). La Prensa. Archived from
2878:(in Spanish). La Prensa. Archived from
2579:(in Spanish). La Prensa. Archived from
2122:(in Spanish). La Prensa. Archived from
2037:"Hurricane Beta Pounds Nicaragua Coast"
1952:(in Spanish). ReliefWeb. Archived from
1272:. Miami, Florida: Iowa State University
1245:. Miami, Florida: Iowa State University
1154:. Miami, Florida: Iowa State University
1127:. Miami, Florida: Iowa State University
1085:
914:South Caribbean Coast Autonomous Region
30:For other storms of the same name, see
3195:Stacy R. Stewart (February 14, 2006).
2480:. Monsters and Critics. Archived from
2184:from the original on November 20, 2020
1982:. Australia. Reuters. October 30, 2005
1736:"Island Evacuates Before Beta Strikes"
1319:"Tropical Storm Beta Discussion Three"
1051:List of Category 3 Atlantic hurricanes
780:and two others were reported missing.
386:On October 21, a westward-moving
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2607:"Reconstrucción costará 300 millones"
2548:Giorgio Trucchi (November 16, 2005).
2393:""Beta" se ensañó en tres municipios"
1785:"Prevén 150,000 evacuados por "Beta""
1345:"Tropical Storm Beta Discussion Nine"
1006:. In the post-season analysis by the
906:Office of Foreign Disaster Assistance
27:Category 3 Atlantic hurricane in 2005
7:
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2145:Pérez R. Wilder (October 28, 2005).
2118:Wilder Pérez R. (October 28, 2005).
2035:Bayardo Mendoza (October 30, 2005).
1449:"Hurricane Beta Discussion Fourteen"
1343:Lixion A. Avila (October 29, 2005).
1293:"Tropical Storm Beta Discussion Two"
1093:Lixion A. Avila (October 21, 2005).
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2980:. December 12, 2008. Archived from
2941:. November 10, 2005. Archived from
2760:(in Spanish). Lexur. Archived from
2733:(in Spanish). 7dias. Archived from
2636:Sergio León C. (November 3, 2005).
2605:Carlos Salinas (November 1, 2005).
2575:Sergio León C. (November 8, 2005).
2180:(in Spanish). El Siglo De Durango.
1783:Carlos Salinas (October 27, 2005).
1548:United Nations (October 27, 2005).
1499:James Franklin (October 30, 2005).
1475:"Hurricane Beta Discussion Fifteen"
1473:James Franklin (October 30, 2005).
1119:Knabb, Richard (October 21, 2005).
947:United States Department of Defense
230:. On October 21, a developing
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2552:(in Spanish). UITA. Archived from
2061:Hal Pierce and Steve Lang (2005).
1898:. October 28, 2005. Archived from
1640:Richard Knabb (October 27, 2005).
1614:Richard Knabb (October 27, 2005).
1447:Richard Knabb (October 30, 2005).
1423:"Hurricane Beta Discussion Twelve"
1397:"Hurricane Beta Discussion Eleven"
1369:Stacy Stewart (October 20, 2005).
1291:Richard Knabb (October 27, 2005).
526:Panama, Costa Rica and El Salvador
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3141:Discher, Emma (October 2, 2020).
2783:Staff Writer (October 29, 2005).
2756:Staff Writer (October 29, 2005).
2176:Staff Writer (October 29, 2005).
1892:"Nicaragua – Tropical Storm Beta"
1839:Staff Writer (October 30, 2005).
1710:"Beta hits island of Providencia"
1708:Staff Writer (October 29, 2005).
1588:Staff Writer (October 30, 2005).
999:, which formed on October 3.
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3092:. United Nations. Archived from
1925:. United Nations. Archived from
1525:Ivan Castro (October 27, 2005).
1264:Beven, Jack (October 22, 2005).
1237:Beven, Jack (October 22, 2005).
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360:
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3168:Gutro, Rob (October 27, 2005).
2870:Julia Ríos (November 1, 2005).
2372:. Xinhua News. October 31, 2005
2256:"Beta Drenches Central America"
1669:Jack Beven (October 27, 2005).
1421:Jack Beven (October 30, 2005).
1395:Jack Beven (October 29, 2005).
1371:"Hurricane Beta Discussion Ten"
1317:Jack Beven (October 27, 2005).
400:Tropical Depression Twenty-Five
214:that impacted the southwestern
5019:Category 3 Atlantic hurricanes
5014:2005 Atlantic hurricane season
3749:Category 3 Atlantic hurricanes
3270:2005 Atlantic hurricane season
2812:"Colombia, A Positive Country"
2638:"Beta contaminó zonas en RAAS"
260:hurricane watches and warnings
228:2005 Atlantic hurricane season
199:2005 Atlantic hurricane season
1:
1865:AFX News (October 30, 2005).
394:, indicating that a possible
2613:(in Spanish). Archived from
2453:(in Spanish). Archived from
2153:(in Spanish). Archived from
1976:"Hurricane Beta strengthens"
1594:International Herald Tribune
692:>12 in (300 mm)
623:Francisco Morazán Department
110:115 mph (185 km/h)
3039:. ReliefWeb. Archived from
3033:Direct Relief International
2677:. ReliefWeb. Archived from
2342:. ReliefWeb. Archived from
873:Colombian Red Cross Society
730:21.82 in (554 mm)
535:of Beta were possible. The
5065:
1757:Avila (October 26, 2005).
1266:"Tropical Weather Outlook"
1239:"Tropical Weather Outlook"
1148:"Tropical Weather Outlook"
1121:"Tropical Weather Outlook"
711:6.39 in (162 mm)
262:were raised for the small
210:was a compact and intense
169:San Andrés and Providencia
152:$ 15.5 million (2005
85:Category 3 major hurricane
29:
5049:Tropical cyclones in 2005
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3268:Tropical cyclones of the
2338:Plan (November 2, 2005).
2147:"Beta apunta a Nicaragua"
2120:"Beta apunta a Nicaragua"
1763:National Hurricane Center
1675:National Hurricane Center
1646:National Hurricane Center
1620:National Hurricane Center
1505:National Hurricane Center
1479:National Hurricane Center
1453:National Hurricane Center
1427:National Hurricane Center
1401:National Hurricane Center
1375:National Hurricane Center
1349:National Hurricane Center
1323:National Hurricane Center
1297:National Hurricane Center
1217:National Hurricane Center
1099:National Hurricane Center
1041:Tropical cyclones in 2005
1008:National Hurricane Center
481:of a weakness within the
404:National Hurricane Center
194:
182:
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32:List of storms named Beta
5039:Hurricanes in Costa Rica
4991:Tropical cyclones portal
3955:"Bahamas–North Carolina"
3149:. New Orleans, Louisiana
2901:EFE (November 7, 2005).
2729:EFE (November 4, 2005).
1033:Tropical cyclones portal
754:>$ 15.5 million
435:sea surface temperatures
222:, and seventh and final
55:early on October 30
5029:Hurricanes in Nicaragua
3225:Tropical Cyclone Report
2207:(in Spanish). ReliefWeb
1817:. AFP. October 30, 2005
1056:Hurricane Cesar–Douglas
788:Hurricane Beta reached
673:~3 in (76 mm)
582:Government of Nicaragua
514:La Barra del Rio Grande
467:maximum sustained winds
226:of the record-breaking
5034:Hurricanes in Honduras
5024:Hurricanes in Colombia
889:
854:(US$ 9 million).
818:
577:
426:
383:
278:Meteorological history
249:Category 2 status
62:Meteorological history
3808:"Southeastern States"
3035:(November 30, 2005).
2670:(November 30, 2005).
2426:on September 21, 2006
2370:People's Daily Online
2307:"Climate Change 2007"
1712:. CNN. Archived from
887:
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463:rapid intensification
451:center of circulation
424:
376:Extratropical cyclone
285:
241:rapid intensification
18:Hurricane Beta (2005)
5044:Hurricanes in Panama
3902:"Cuba–South Florida"
2987:on February 25, 2009
2948:on December 13, 2008
2876:Agence-France-Presse
2818:on February 25, 2009
2737:on September 3, 2011
2684:on February 25, 2009
2319:on December 24, 2008
2099:on February 25, 2009
1791:on November 13, 2009
1012:Tropical Storm Cindy
964:World Food Programme
768:Heavy rains for the
612:On October 29,
550:Colombian Government
494:Category 3 hurricane
487:Category 2 hurricane
406:(NHC) stated that a
297:Saffir–Simpson scale
236:Tropical Storm Alpha
115:Lowest pressure
4068:"Florida Panhandle"
3802:"Middle Gulf Shore"
2484:on January 29, 2013
1716:on February 2, 2006
986:Tropical Storm Beta
829:Two communities of
714:$ 6.5 million
639:
638:Effects by country
441:and given the name
408:tropical depression
366:Subtropical cyclone
41:
4062:"Greater Antilles"
4050:"Great Charleston"
3234:for Hurricane Beta
3121:The New York Times
2399:on October 7, 2008
2281:"Colombia: Floods"
2016:. October 31, 2005
975:Naming and records
890:
869:Providencia Island
819:
790:Providencia Island
784:Providencia Island
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478:Providencia Island
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251:as it crossed the
107:Highest winds
92:1-minute sustained
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3979:"Texas–Louisiana"
3884:"Central Florida"
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3227:on Hurricane Beta
2791:on April 19, 2007
1871:Los Angeles Times
758:
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733:$ 9 million
483:subtropical ridge
396:low-pressure area
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16:(Redirected from
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3784:"Great Mobile"
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4277:
4270:
4269:"Nova Scotia"
4267:
4264:
4261:
4258:
4257:"Nova Scotia"
4255:
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4121:"Mississippi"
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4044:"Sea Islands"
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3878:"Nova Scotia"
3876:
3873:
3872:"Santa Juana"
3870:
3867:
3864:
3861:
3858:
3855:
3852:
3851:
3849:
3845:
3838:
3837:"New England"
3835:
3832:
3831:"San Narciso"
3829:
3828:
3826:
3822:
3815:
3812:
3809:
3806:
3803:
3800:
3797:
3794:
3791:
3788:
3785:
3782:
3779:
3778:"San Agapito"
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4345:"Matagorda"
4263:"Louisiana"
4216:"Louisiana"
4145:"Monterrey"
4074:"San Ramón"
4032:"San Roque"
3997:"Louisiana"
3943:"Pensacola"
3926:"Louisiana"
3890:"Indianola"
2621:October 18,
2533:January 13,
2529:. Reliefweb
2069:January 13,
1510:January 14,
1484:January 14,
1458:January 14,
1432:January 14,
1406:January 14,
1380:January 14,
1354:January 14,
1328:January 14,
1302:January 14,
802:Coral reefs
770:outer bands
627:Tegucigalpa
558:Providencia
533:outer bands
268:Providencia
5008:Categories
4157:"Key West"
4038:"New York"
3586:Twenty-two
3206:October 3,
3180:October 3,
3153:October 3,
3126:October 3,
1986:October 4,
1876:October 3,
1847:October 5,
1821:October 4,
1768:October 3,
1680:October 3,
1651:October 3,
1625:October 3,
1599:October 4,
1081:References
952:C-12 Huron
943:Fokker F27
895:Coco River
835:Bluefields
798:footbridge
651:Fatalities
616:President
588:President
586:Nicaraguan
554:San Andrés
471:wind shear
431:wind shear
392:convection
346:Storm type
266:island of
253:Nicaraguan
141:Fatalities
76:Dissipated
4552:Francelia
4339:"Florida"
4174:"Jamaica"
4139:"Velasco"
4109:"Jamaica"
4003:"San Gil"
3796:"Coastal"
3761:1851–1949
2642:La Prensa
2451:La Prensa
2151:La Prensa
969:jerrycans
880:Nicaragua
858:Aftermath
809:Nicaragua
701:Nicaragua
648:evacuated
564:Nicaragua
510:Nicaragua
455:Nicaragua
433:and warm
264:Colombian
220:hurricane
216:Caribbean
173:Nicaragua
53:Nicaragua
4981:Category
4919:Humberto
4599:Caroline
4457:Florence
4298:Thirteen
3707:Category
3538:Nineteen
3514:Philippe
3375:Franklin
3281:Timeline
3174:nasa.gov
3147:nola.com
2913:July 15,
2886:July 15,
2741:July 15,
2652:July 15,
2560:March 8,
2461:July 15,
2188:July 15,
2182:Archived
2161:March 5,
2130:July 15,
1960:July 15,
1795:July 15,
1019:See also
936:Honduras
863:Colombia
845:Honduras
831:Miskitos
824:latrines
743:~284,000
724:~133,000
720:Honduras
705:~150,000
695:Unknown
682:Colombia
676:Unknown
614:Honduras
608:Honduras
544:Colombia
340:Unknown
245:landfall
177:Honduras
4936:Epsilon
4913:Ophelia
4883:Edouard
4871:Michael
4782:Isidore
4764:Alberto
4729:Isidore
4711:Roxanne
4705:Marilyn
4634:Frances
4617:Frances
4445:Charlie
4363:"Texas"
4333:"Texas"
3677:Epsilon
3615:history
3562:Unnamed
3502:Ophelia
3452:history
3447:Katrina
3349:history
3068:FindLaw
2795:June 4,
2768:June 4,
2587:July 5,
2211:June 4,
1980:The Age
1276:July 3,
1249:July 3,
1158:July 3,
1131:July 3,
852:lempira
839:córdoba
646:Persons
643:Country
602:looting
459:eyewall
290:Map key
184:IBTrACS
4956:(2021)
4950:(2021)
4944:(2020)
4938:(2020)
4921:(2019)
4915:(2017)
4909:(2017)
4903:(2016)
4897:(2016)
4895:Gaston
4891:(2015)
4885:(2014)
4879:(2012)
4873:(2012)
4867:(2011)
4861:(2011)
4855:(2010)
4838:(2009)
4832:(2008)
4830:Bertha
4826:(2006)
4824:Helene
4820:(2006)
4818:Gordon
4814:(2005)
4808:(2005)
4802:(2004)
4800:Jeanne
4796:(2004)
4790:(2003)
4784:(2002)
4778:(2001)
4772:(2001)
4766:(2000)
4749:(1998)
4747:Bonnie
4743:(1997)
4737:(1996)
4731:(1996)
4725:(1996)
4719:(1996)
4717:Bertha
4713:(1995)
4707:(1995)
4701:(1993)
4695:(1991)
4689:(1990)
4687:Gustav
4672:(1987)
4666:(1985)
4660:(1985)
4654:(1983)
4652:Alicia
4648:(1981)
4642:(1981)
4636:(1980)
4619:(1976)
4613:(1976)
4607:(1975)
4605:Eloise
4601:(1975)
4595:(1974)
4589:(1973)
4583:(1970)
4566:(1969)
4560:(1969)
4554:(1969)
4548:(1969)
4546:Debbie
4542:(1966)
4536:(1966)
4530:(1964)
4528:Isbell
4524:(1963)
4522:Beulah
4518:(1963)
4516:Arlene
4512:(1960)
4495:(1959)
4493:Hannah
4489:(1957)
4487:Audrey
4483:(1956)
4477:(1955)
4471:(1954)
4465:(1954)
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4288:(1930)
4271:(1927)
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4253:(1924)
4247:(1923)
4241:(1922)
4235:(1921)
4218:(1918)
4212:(1917)
4206:(1916)
4200:(1916)
4198:Eleven
4194:(1916)
4188:(1916)
4182:(1915)
4176:(1912)
4159:(1909)
4153:(1909)
4147:(1909)
4141:(1909)
4135:(1908)
4129:(1906)
4123:(1906)
4117:(1905)
4111:(1903)
4105:(1900)
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4064:(1894)
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4005:(1888)
3999:(1888)
3993:(1887)
3987:(1887)
3981:(1886)
3975:(1886)
3969:(1886)
3967:"Cuba"
3963:(1884)
3957:(1883)
3951:(1883)
3945:(1882)
3928:(1879)
3922:(1879)
3916:(1878)
3910:(1877)
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3892:(1875)
3886:(1873)
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3874:(1871)
3868:(1871)
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3856:(1870)
3839:(1869)
3833:(1867)
3816:(1859)
3810:(1856)
3804:(1855)
3798:(1854)
3792:(1853)
3786:(1852)
3780:(1851)
3399:Harvey
3344:Dennis
3308:Arlene
926:Bogotá
774:Panama
764:Panama
686:~1,000
663:Panama
633:Impact
416:Panama
338:
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165:Panama
149:Damage
68:Formed
4954:Larry
4948:Grace
4929:2020s
4889:Danny
4877:Sandy
4859:Irene
4846:2010s
4806:Maria
4776:Felix
4757:2000s
4741:Erika
4699:Emily
4680:1990s
4670:Emily
4658:Elena
4646:Irene
4640:Floyd
4627:1980s
4611:Belle
4593:Becky
4587:Ellen
4574:1970s
4558:Gerda
4540:Faith
4510:Ethel
4503:1960s
4481:Betsy
4475:Hilda
4463:Carol
4420:1950s
4326:1940s
4279:1930s
4251:Three
4233:Three
4226:1920s
4210:Three
4180:Three
4167:1910s
4096:1900s
4056:Three
4020:Three
4013:1890s
3991:Seven
3973:Seven
3936:1880s
3866:Three
3847:1870s
3824:1860s
3771:1850s
3665:Delta
3653:Gamma
3629:Alpha
3610:Wilma
3598:Vince
3574:Tammy
3478:Maria
3411:Irene
3363:Emily
3332:Cindy
3200:(PDF)
2985:(PDF)
2974:(PDF)
2946:(PDF)
2935:(PDF)
2682:(PDF)
2675:(PDF)
2317:(PDF)
2310:(PDF)
2284:(PDF)
2231:(PDF)
2010:(PDF)
1843:. CNN
739:Total
512:near
457:. An
96:SSHWS
4942:Zeta
4901:Otto
4865:Rina
4853:Karl
4836:Fred
4812:Beta
4794:Alex
4788:Kate
4770:Erin
4735:Lili
4723:Fran
4664:Kate
4581:Ella
4564:Inga
4534:Alma
4469:Edna
4451:Edna
4433:Easy
4427:Able
4387:Four
4375:Able
4369:Love
4357:Four
4351:Four
4316:Four
4245:Five
4115:Four
4086:Five
3908:Four
3854:Four
3790:Four
3689:Zeta
3641:Beta
3550:Stan
3526:Rita
3490:Nate
3435:Jose
3387:Gert
3320:Bret
3208:2020
3182:2020
3155:2020
3128:2020
3102:2008
3075:2008
3049:2008
3019:2008
2993:2008
2954:2008
2915:2010
2888:2010
2857:2008
2824:2008
2797:2009
2770:2009
2743:2010
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2654:2010
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2463:2010
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2242:2008
2213:2009
2190:2010
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2132:2010
2105:2008
2071:2009
2045:2008
2022:2008
1988:2008
1962:2010
1935:2008
1908:2008
1878:2005
1849:2008
1823:2005
1797:2010
1770:2008
1744:2008
1722:2008
1682:2008
1653:2008
1627:2008
1601:2008
1566:2008
1535:2008
1512:2009
1486:2009
1460:2009
1434:2009
1408:2009
1382:2009
1356:2009
1330:2009
1304:2009
1278:2019
1251:2019
1224:2008
1160:2019
1133:2019
1106:2008
1004:1969
990:2020
919:The
667:None
574:TRMM
556:and
506:inHg
498:mbar
443:Beta
129:inHg
121:mbar
119:962
4907:Lee
4693:Bob
4439:Jig
4381:Fox
4310:Six
4286:One
4239:Two
4133:Six
4103:Two
3985:Six
3961:Two
3949:Two
3914:Ten
3814:Six
3466:Lee
3423:Ten
2095:PDF
1211:PDF
988:in
867:On
502:hPa
412:UTC
154:USD
125:hPa
100:NWS
5010::
3684:TS
3660:TS
3648:TS
3624:TS
3581:SD
3569:TS
3557:SS
3533:TD
3461:TS
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3394:TS
3382:TS
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