hurricane flora was the last hurricane to hit barbados.
hurricane flora was the last hurricane to hit barbados.
what was the last hurricane to hit barbados?
hurricane flora
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when the hurricane moved across the florida keys, it dropped light rainfall, reaching near kendall. inez was considered a "dry hurricane", and about of the precipitation that fell was largely in the form of sea water spray. light rainfall occurred in miami, where strong winds damaged crops due to salt spray onto local vegetation. during its passage, inez produced above normal tides, reaching above normal on big pine key. inez produced strong winds while it was intensifying, and the strongest winds occurred after the passage of the eye. the highest sustained winds were on plantation key, and peak gusts were in the dry tortugas. on big pine key, sustained winds were estimated at , with gusts to . on the florida mainland, the highest gusts were at flamingo. the winds damaged smaller tree limbs and uprooted some trees. about 20% of the local avocado crop was blown off trees, although most was salvageable. winds and salt spray severely damaged vegetables in southern dade county, including up to 80% losses of tomatoes in some farms. power outages were reported in key west. in the florida keys, the hurricane damaged 160 homes and 190 trailers. statewide, damage totaled $5 million, and there were four deaths; three were elderly people who died of heart attacks while installing shutters, and the fourth was a teenager who was swept by large surf. inez was the last hurricane to threaten the miami metropolitan area until hurricane david in 1979, and the last hurricane to strike the florida keys until hurricane kate in 1985.
hurricane inez