Hurricane Katia (2011)

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Hurricane Katia (2011) was a powerful Cape Verde-type Atlantic hurricane that reached Category 4 intensity and caused dangerous surf and rip currents along the U.S. East Coast and parts of Europe.

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instanceOf Atlantic hurricane
Cape Verde-type hurricane
affectedArea Bermuda NERFINISHED
Europe NERFINISHED
Ireland NERFINISHED
Scotland NERFINISHED
U.S. East Coast NERFINISHED
United Kingdom NERFINISHED
basin Atlantic Ocean NERFINISHED
caused power outages in parts of the United Kingdom
transport disruption in the British Isles
classification tropical depression at formation
tropical storm before becoming a hurricane
damage tens of millions of US dollars
deaths at least 3
developedFrom tropical wave
dissipated 2011-09-10
extratropicalTransitionDate 2011-09-10
formed 2011-08-29
hurricaneSeason 2011 Atlantic hurricane season
impactType dangerous surf
heavy rain
rip currents
strong winds
landfall no direct landfall in the United States
maximum1MinuteSustainedWinds 125 mph
205 km/h
maximumCategory Category 4 on the Saffir–Simpson scale
minimumCentralPressure 942 hPa
nameList Atlantic hurricane name list
nameOrigin Katia NERFINISHED
notable one of the stronger storms of the 2011 Atlantic hurricane season
oceanEffect caused coastal erosion in some areas
generated large swells
partOf 2011 Atlantic hurricane season
peakIntensityLocation central Atlantic Ocean
remnantLowDissipatedOver northern Europe NERFINISHED
seasonActivityContext season that also included Hurricane Irene and Hurricane Ophelia
stormType Cape Verde hurricane
surfImpactLocation U.S. East Coast beaches
western European coasts
trackType curved northwest then northeast over the Atlantic
transitionedTo extratropical cyclone
warningIssuedBy National Hurricane Center NERFINISHED
year 2011

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Katia namedStormExample Hurricane Katia (2011)