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Its winds increased from 120 mph to 155 mph in just eight hours in a jaw-dropping example of rapid intensification. Those 155-mph peak winds only trail four other hurricanes that have crossed the U.S. coastline in historical records: https://t.co/5Cjtmki9yT https://t.co/1MdQGfafyp — PolitiTweet.org

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As Hurricane Ian’s intensity catapulted from a Category 3 to the brink of a Category 5 overnight, its strength now rivals the most intense hurricanes to ever strike the United States. https://t.co/5Cjtmki9yT https://t.co/b4X1jQf4D8 — PolitiTweet.org

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If Ian does not weaken before landfall, it will rank as the 5th strongest hurricane on record to hit the U.S., just ahead of Ida (2021), Laura (2020), Charley (2004) and several other storms whose peak winds were 150 mph. https://t.co/5Cjtmki9yT — PolitiTweet.org

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