File:Great Colonial Hurricane of 1635 details.jpg
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English: Track of the Great Colonial Hurricane of 1635, with hourly positions in local standard time, pressure in millibars and SLOSH model maximum over-water 1-minute wind speed in miles per hour. Circles represent location of maximum wind with radius given in statute miles. Wind vectors show where maximum wind is occurring at that time. Wind barb is mph. |
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| Source | Atlantic Oceanographic and Meteorological Laboratory |
| Author | Brian R. Jarvinen |
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