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1917 was a very inactive season. Only three tropical cyclones formed this season. Two of them were hurricanes; the other was a Tropical Storm that stayed out to sea. The first Hurricane stayed largely out to sea. It passed about a dozen miles off Bermuda but did little else. The second hurricane was the most destructive. It kept close to the islands of the Greater Antilles , passing over Cuba as a Category 3 . After moving into the Gulf Of Mexico , it swerved northeast toward the Florida Panhandle . It hit near Fort Walton Beach as a Category 2 and dissipated inland. The hurricane killed five people and caused $170,000 in damage in the US. SEE ALSO EXTERNAL LINKS |
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