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hurricane-force wind

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hurricane-force wind [′hər·ə‚kān ‚fȯrs ‚wind]
(meteorology)
In the Beaufort wind scale, a wind whose speed is 64 knots (117 kilometers per hour) or higher.


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The chances of hurricane-force winds within the next five days are essentially the same at each individual location from the Florida Panhandle coast westward through the entire coastline of Louisiana.
The storm was packing near hurricane-force winds and even more deadly rains that have triggered mudslides, swollen ocean waves and flooding, sending inhabitants of coastal communities in Jamaica, Cuba and elsewhere in the Caribbean fleeing to higher ground.
The storm was packing near hurricane-force winds and even more deadly rains that have triggered mudslides, swollen ocean waves and flooding, sending inhabitants of coastal communities in Jamaica, Cuba and elsewhere in the Caribbean fleeing to higher ground.
 
 
 
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