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• Hurricane_Betsy abstract "For other storms of the same name, see Tropical Storm Betsy (disambiguation).Hurricane Betsy was an intense and destructive tropical cyclone that brought widespread damage to areas of Florida and the central United States Gulf Coast in September 1965. The storm's erratic nature, coupled with its intensity, minimized preparation time and contributed in making Betsy the first tropical cyclone in the Atlantic basin to accrue at least $1 billion in damage. While the storm primarily affected areas of southern Florida and Louisiana, lesser effects were felt in The Bahamas and as far inland in the United States as the Ohio River Valley. Betsy began as a tropical depression north of French Guiana on August 27, and strengthened as it moved in a general northwestwardly direction. After executing a slight anticyclonic loop north of the Bahamas, Betsy proceeded to move through areas of South Florida on September 8, causing extensive crop damage. After emerging into the Gulf of Mexico, the cyclone strengthened and reached its peak intensity equivalent to that of a Category 4 hurricane on September 10 before making its final landfall near Grand Isle, Louisiana shortly thereafter. Once inland, Betsy was slow to weaken, and persisted for two more days before degenerating into an extratropical storm; these remnants lasted until September 13.As a developing tropical cyclone, Betsy tracked over the northern Leeward Islands, producing moderate gusts and slight rainfall, though only minimal damage was reported. After tracking over open waters for several days, Betsy had significantly strengthened upon moving through the Bahamas. There, considerable damage occurred, particularly to crops on the archipelago's islands. For the island chain, Betsy was considered the worst hurricane since a tropical cyclone impacted the region in 1929. Widespread power outage and property damage ensued due to the storm's strong winds. Overall, damage on the Bahamas amounted to at least $14 million, and one fatality occurred. From there Betsy tracked westward and made landfall on southern Florida, where it was considered the worst tropical cyclone since a hurricane in 1926. Betsy's strong storm surge inundated large portions of the Florida Keys, flooding streets and causing widespread damage. The only route out of the Keys onto the mainland was cut off by the storm. In the state alone, Betsy caused $139 million in damage and five deaths.Further inland, effects wrought by Betsy were considerably weaker, though precipitation caused by the storm extended as far northeast as Pennsylvania. Rainfall was primarily beneficial in Arkansas, though localized flooding impacted rice and cotton crops. In Kentucky and Illinois, strong winds caused moderate property damage. By the time the remnants of Betsy moved into the northeastern United States, the storm's winds and rainfall had substantially lessened, and as such resulting wind damage was negligible while precipitation benefited crops. In total, the damage wrought by Betsy throughout its existence equated to roughly $1.42 billion, making it the costliest Atlantic hurricane until it was surpassed by Hurricane Camille four years later. In addition the hurricane caused 81 deaths, primarily in Louisiana. After the season, the United States Weather Bureau retired the name Betsy from their rotating lists of tropical cyclone names.".
• Hurricane_Betsy thumbnail Hurricane_Betsy.jpg?width=300.
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• Hurricane_Betsy wikiPageID "763285".
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• Hurricane_Betsy 1MinWinds "135".
• Hurricane_Betsy alt "Monochrome satellite image of a tropical cyclone. The tropical cyclone, located at bottom-center, is round and has a distinct eye. Due to the angle of the camera, the curvature of the Earth is clearly visible.".
• Hurricane_Betsy areas "* Lesser Antilles * The Bahamas * United States *".
• Hurricane_Betsy basin "Atl".
• Hurricane_Betsy damages "1420".
• Hurricane_Betsy description "A Hurricane Called Betsy".
• Hurricane_Betsy fatalities "81".
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• Hurricane_Betsy hurricaneSeason "1965".
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• Hurricane_Betsy imageName "Hurricane Betsy north of the Bahamas from TIROS VII on September 4, 1965".
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• Hurricane_Betsy name "Hurricane Betsy".
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• Hurricane_Betsy type "hurricane".
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• Hurricane_Betsy year "1965".
• Hurricane_Betsy subject Category:1965_Atlantic_hurricane_season.
• Hurricane_Betsy subject Category:1965_in_the_United_States.
• Hurricane_Betsy subject Category:Category_4_Atlantic_hurricanes.
• Hurricane_Betsy subject Category:History_of_New_Orleans,_Louisiana.
• Hurricane_Betsy subject Category:Hurricanes_in_Florida.
• Hurricane_Betsy subject Category:Hurricanes_in_Louisiana.
• Hurricane_Betsy subject Category:Hurricanes_in_the_Bahamas.
• Hurricane_Betsy subject Category:Retired_Atlantic_hurricanes.
• Hurricane_Betsy type AtmosphericPhenomenon111425580.
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• Hurricane_Betsy type HurricanesInFlorida.
• Hurricane_Betsy type HurricanesInLouisiana.
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• Hurricane_Betsy comment "For other storms of the same name, see Tropical Storm Betsy (disambiguation).Hurricane Betsy was an intense and destructive tropical cyclone that brought widespread damage to areas of Florida and the central United States Gulf Coast in September 1965. The storm's erratic nature, coupled with its intensity, minimized preparation time and contributed in making Betsy the first tropical cyclone in the Atlantic basin to accrue at least $1 billion in damage.".
• Hurricane_Betsy label "Huracán Betsy".
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• Hurricane_Betsy depiction Hurricane_Betsy.jpg.
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