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- Hurricane_Carol_(1953) abstract "Hurricane Carol in 1953 was one of six tropical cyclones to produce hurricane-force winds in the U.S. state of Maine. The strongest storm of the 1953 Atlantic hurricane season, Carol developed on August 28 off the west coast of Africa, although the Weather Bureau did not initiate advisories until five days later. On September 2, Carol attained hurricane status, based on a ship report. It moved northwestward, attaining peak winds of 150 mph (240 km/h), based on reports from the Hurricane Hunters. After weakening, it brushed Bermuda and turned northeastward near New England, passing west of Nova Scotia before making landfall near Saint John, New Brunswick on September 7. While crossing Atlantic Canada, Carol became an extratropical cyclone, which dissipated on September 9 southwest of Greenland.When Carol initially threatened to strike Bermuda, several planes were evacuated from the island. Later, the hurricane produced high waves along the New England coastline which, in combination with foggy conditions, caused several boating accidents. At least 40 people required rescue, and four people were killed. Although winds in the region were minor, fishing damage totaled about $1 million (1953 USD, $8.81 million 2014 USD). In Nova Scotia, hurricane force wind gusts downed trees and power lines, as well as heavy damage to the apple crop totaling $1 million (1950 CAD, $9.11 million 2014 USD). High waves washed several boats ashore, and also killed one person. Ferry travel was halted across Atlantic Canada, although impact was less severe outside of Nova Scotia. In Prince Edward Island, gusty winds caused isolated power outages, and minor flooding occurred in New Brunswick.".
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- Hurricane_Carol_(1953) 1MinWinds "130".
- Hurricane_Carol_(1953) areas Atlantic_Canada.
- Hurricane_Carol_(1953) areas Bermuda.
- Hurricane_Carol_(1953) areas New_England.
- Hurricane_Carol_(1953) basin "Atl".
- Hurricane_Carol_(1953) damages "2".
- Hurricane_Carol_(1953) dissipated "1953-09-08".
- Hurricane_Carol_(1953) fatalities "5".
- Hurricane_Carol_(1953) formed "1953-08-28".
- Hurricane_Carol_(1953) hasPhotoCollection Hurricane_Carol_(1953).
- Hurricane_Carol_(1953) hurricaneSeason "1953".
- Hurricane_Carol_(1953) imageLocation "Carol_1953-09-07_weather_map.jpg".
- Hurricane_Carol_(1953) imageName "Weather map of Hurricane Carol off the east coast of the United States".
- Hurricane_Carol_(1953) inflated "0".
- Hurricane_Carol_(1953) name "Hurricane Carol".
- Hurricane_Carol_(1953) pressure "929".
- Hurricane_Carol_(1953) type "Hurricane".
- Hurricane_Carol_(1953) year "1953".
- Hurricane_Carol_(1953) subject Category:1953_Atlantic_hurricane_season.
- Hurricane_Carol_(1953) subject Category:Category_4_Atlantic_hurricanes.
- Hurricane_Carol_(1953) subject Category:Hurricanes_in_Bermuda.
- Hurricane_Carol_(1953) subject Category:Hurricanes_in_Canada.
- Hurricane_Carol_(1953) subject Category:Hurricanes_in_New_England.
- Hurricane_Carol_(1953) comment "Hurricane Carol in 1953 was one of six tropical cyclones to produce hurricane-force winds in the U.S. state of Maine. The strongest storm of the 1953 Atlantic hurricane season, Carol developed on August 28 off the west coast of Africa, although the Weather Bureau did not initiate advisories until five days later. On September 2, Carol attained hurricane status, based on a ship report.".
- Hurricane_Carol_(1953) label "Hurricane Carol (1953)".
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- Hurricane_Carol_(1953) depiction Carol_1953-09-07_weather_map.jpg.
- Hurricane_Carol_(1953) isPrimaryTopicOf Hurricane_Carol_(1953).