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1. 1993 storm of the century
 2. october 2021 nor'easter
3. 2011 halloween nor'easter
4. november 2014 bering sea cyclone
5. hurricane fran
6. 1896 atlantic hurricane season
7. hurricane elena
8. 1919 florida keys hurricane
9. columbus day storm of 1962
10. hurricane gloria
 11. 1915 new orleans hurricane
12. 1944 great atlantic hurricane
13. great storm of 1987
14. 1991 halloween blizzard
15. hurricane irene
16. hurricane katrina
17. 1900 galveston hurricane
18. hurricane sandy
19. hurricane opal
20. 1939 california tropical storm
 21. great hurricane of 1780
22. april 2007 nor'easter
23. hurricane hugo
24. 1992 atlantic hurricane season
25. 1938 atlantic hurricane season
26. 1899 san ciriaco hurricane
27. february 2014 nor'easter
28. great lakes storm of 1913
29. 1856 last island hurricane
30. hurricane ida
 31. 1935 atlantic hurricane season
32. hurricane dean
33. 1928 okeechobee hurricane
34. hurricane frederic
35. 1921 tampa bay hurricane
36. hurricane wilma
37. hurricane dorian
38. 1970 atlantic hurricane season
39. hurricane isaias
40. hurricane michael

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