701:. Eleven deaths were reported on the island. In Puerto Rico, the system brought strong winds and heavy rainfall, which caused extensive flooding. Approximately 250,000 people were left without food and shelter. Additionally, telephone, telegraph, and electrical services were completely lost. Overall, damage totaled approximately $ 20 million, with over half were losses inflicted on crops, particularly coffee. At the time, it was the costliest and worst tropical cyclone in Puerto Rico. It was officially estimated that the storm caused 3,369 fatalities in Puerto Rico. In the Bahamas, strong winds and waves sank 50 small crafts, most of them at
891:, with a minimum barometric pressure of 939 mbar (27.7 inHg) observed on the island. Cedar trees were uprooted, while fruit and ornamental trees were swept out to sea. Some houses were destroyed, while others were deroofed. Severe damage was also reported at the naval yard and colonial government buildings. At Her Majesty's Dockyard alone, damage was "at least five figures". Early on September 14, the storm weakened to a Category 2 hurricane, then to a Category 1 several hours later. Shortly after 0000 UTC on September 15, the hurricane struck the
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782:, sustained winds reached 48 mph (77 km/h). The storm maintained winds of 80 mph (130 km/h) as it continued westward across the Caribbean Sea. Vessels sailing from ports in Cuba and Hispaniola were advised to "take every precaution". After the storm curved northward late on September 1, vessels from Hispaniola only were advised to take caution.
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709:, with over 100 buildings destroyed and many damaged, including the Government House. A few houses were also destroyed in Bimini. The death toll in the Bahamas was at least 125. In North Carolina, storm surge and rough sea destroyed fishing piers and bridges, as well as sink about 10 vessels. Because
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on August 26. It moved slowly north-northwestward, until curving to the east on August 29. Between August 26 and
September 1, the storm did not differentiate in intensity, but began re-strengthening while turning southeastward on September 2. Early on the following day, the
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was almost entirely inundated with 4 to 10 feet (1.2 to 3.0 m) of water, a great proportion of homes on the island were damaged, with much destruction at Diamond City. There were at least 20 deaths in the state of North Carolina. In the Azores, the storm also caused one fatality and
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1230:, rough seas caused significant damage to the marine industry and washed out crops. There were "many dead" in Jamaica, though the actual number of fatalities is unknown. Damage from the storm in Cuba was reported in the
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with winds of 80 mph (130 km/h). By 1800 UTC, it weakened to a tropical storm. The storm emerged into the Atlantic Ocean early on September 2, after weakening further. While passing just east of the
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689:, the storm unroofed and flooded many houses. Communications were significantly disrupted in the interior portions of the island. Impact was severe in
310:. Losses in Florida reached about $ 1 million. At least nine deaths were associated with the storm. Hurricane Nine in October brought flooding to
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262:. A post-season analysis of this storm indicated that it was the longest-lasting Atlantic tropical cyclone on record. The path impacted the
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634:The Great Bahamas Hurricane of 1899
2184:(Report). Durham, North Carolina:
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2065:David M. Roth (January 17, 2010).
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609:150 mph (240 km/h)
511:The 1899 Carrabelle Hurricane
490:100 mph (155 km/h)
231:featured the longest-lasting
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1310:65 mph (100 km/h)
1221:Myrtle Beach, South Carolina
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94: • Lowest pressure
2173:Stuart B. Schwartz (1992).
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1735:Bahamas, North Carolina
1213:Sancti SpĂritus Province
1140:Virginia Beach, Virginia
796:Turks and Caicos Islands
663:Hatteras, North Carolina
2067:Texas Hurricane History
482:July 28 – August 2
2723:1899 natural disasters
2447:Monthly Weather Review
2182:Latin American Studies
1591:>$ 20 million
416:Asbury Bascom Davidson
378:June 26 – June 27
51:Last system dissipated
2186:Duke University Press
1535:>$ 1 million
1236:Santa Clara Provinces
780:San Juan, Puerto Rico
540:Apalachicola, Florida
260:San Ciriaco hurricane
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1636:September 3–15
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1382:Saffir–Simpson scale
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1228:Black River, Jamaica
1082:Tropical Storm Eight
1022:Tropical Storm Seven
984:Port Eads, Louisiana
647:Guayama, Puerto Rico
398:southwestern end of
304:Carrabelle hurricane
241:Saffir–Simpson scale
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118:Seasonal statistics
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2337:The New York Times
2128:The New York Times
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1266:Tropical Storm Ten
1211:southern coast of
915:Tropical Storm Six
651:Dominican Republic
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342:Tropical Storm One
272:Dominican Republic
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428:Guadalupe
2661:Typhoons
2647:Atlantic
2588:Cyclones
1850:See also
1804:Unknown
1798:Unknown
1795:45 (75)
1766:, Cuba (
1732:Unknown
1729:45 (75)
1704:Unknown
1701:45 (75)
1682:Unknown
1676:Unknown
1673:60 (95)
1626:Unknown
1623:Unknown
1613:Unknown
1501:Unknown
1498:Unknown
1490:Unknown
1487:40 (65)
1434:category
1299:Duration
1260:Beaufort
1252:New Bern
1179:Duration
1115:Duration
1055:Duration
998:and the
948:Duration
909:Lily May
878:Anguilla
836:Duration
751:Duration
598:Duration
479:Duration
436:San Saba
432:Navasota
424:Colorado
408:Granbury
375:Duration
292:Virginia
105:; 27.46
2668:Pacific
2652:Pacific
2630:1899–00
2625:1898–99
2618:1899–00
2613:1898–99
2601:1899–00
2596:1898–99
2399:May 23,
2314:May 22,
2269:May 22,
2135:June 3,
1979:May 22,
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1764:Jamaica
1575:Bahamas
1473:Ref(s)
1470:Deaths
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1200: (
1192:(1-min)
1128:(1-min)
1068:(1-min)
988:Jupiter
977:Georgia
961:(1-min)
889:Bermuda
882:Barbuda
857: (
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776:Antigua
764:(1-min)
677:in the
619: (
611:(1-min)
544:Alabama
500: (
492:(1-min)
388:(1-min)
337:Systems
322:Summary
316:Jamaica
280:Florida
249:Bermuda
235:in the
151:Cat. 3+
2532:Next:
2191:May 3,
1839:3,885
1825:
1779:>1
1720:Eight
1692:Seven
1594:3,855
1587:Azores
1461:Damage
1449:press.
1432:Storm
1323:Panama
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1258:, and
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907:, and
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707:Nassau
703:Andros
679:Azores
655:Andros
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440:Hearne
420:Brazos
418:, the
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296:Azores
253:HURDAT
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1741:None
1738:None
1713:None
1710:None
1707:None
1685:None
1633:Five
1618:Haiti
1601:Four
1546:Three
1494:Texas
1426:name
1424:Storm
1415:1899
905:Daisy
791:Haiti
164:3,885
2581:1899
2534:1900
2527:1899
2522:1898
2517:1897
2512:1896
2507:1895
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2271:2013
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2193:2013
2137:2013
2106:2013
2084:2013
2042:2024
1981:2013
1942:2024
1831:930
1786:Ten
1760:955
1664:Six
1645:939
1569:and
1559:930
1522:979
1478:One
1453:mbar
1447:Min.
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1234:and
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880:and
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657:and
617:mbar
498:mbar
434:and
412:Waco
314:and
312:Cuba
227:The
220:1901
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208:1898
204:1897
107:inHg
99:mbar
97:930
68:Name
2579:in
1897:USD
1657:16
1585:),
1573:),
1509:Two
1465:USD
1407:C5
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1401:C3
1398:C2
1395:C1
1392:TS
1389:TD
1202:hPa
1002:at
994:at
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859:hPa
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502:hPa
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