Map: Where Do the Nastiest Hurricanes Emerge?

If you think the U.S. East Coast has it bad, check out the western Pacific.

By Stephen Ornes
Aug 28, 2007 5:00 AMApr 10, 2023 3:28 PM

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The skies of September can bring the wrath of the Atlantic hurricane season. Some years are worse than others, but if all the storms of the past century and a half were to hit at once, this is where they’d be. University of California at Berkeley physics grad student Robert Rohde used all available data from government sources to map 150 years’ worth of hurricane tracks through September 2005.

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