Hurricane History, Storm Stories, Survival Stories, Resilient Communities, Hurricane Preparedness, Fiction Inspired by History Alex Mitchell Hurricane History, Storm Stories, Survival Stories, Resilient Communities, Hurricane Preparedness, Fiction Inspired by History Alex Mitchell

Mountain Blood: A Story of Hurricane San Felipe II

In Puerto Rico’s mountainous heart, one woman’s fictional account echoes the true resilience of communities who survived Hurricane San Felipe II in 1928. As bridges collapsed and rivers rose, neighbors banded together with ingenuity and grit. This Cat5Prep.com story honors real hurricane history with lessons for today’s storm season.

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Measuring the Monster: The Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Wind Scale

Understand how hurricanes are classified and measured, from wind speed to storm surge. This narrative breakdown of the Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Wind Scale.

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Hurricane Anatomy: Understanding Nature’s Most Powerful Storm

Before hurricanes earn names and headlines, they begin as whispers—heat rising from the sea, air spinning with purpose. This poetic exploration reveals the anatomy of nature’s most powerful storm, from the eye to the ocean that feeds it.

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