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SUMMARY:NOVA 44x24 - Killer Hurricanes
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DESCRIPTION:The Great Hurricane of 1780 took nine days to blast its waya
	cross the Caribbean\, killing at least 20\,000--the highestknown death tol
	l of any single weather event in history. Whatmade this superstorm so dead
	ly? To reconstruct its epic scaleand investigate what made it so devastati
	ng\, NOVA joinshistorians and storm sleuths as they track down clues ineye
	witness chronicles\, old ruins\, and computer simulations.Their evidence p
	oints to a truly terrifying\, 300-mile-widestorm--with wind speeds probabl
	y exceeding 230 miles an hourand 25-feet storm surges that demolished ever
	ything in theirpath. But just how unusual was the Great Hurricane? Diving 
	intosinkholes off Barbados and squirming into caves in theYucatan\, NOVA's
	 experts recover traces of tempests stretchingback over more than 1\,000 y
	ears. The picture they paint isdisturbing: mega-hurricanes were not only m
	ore frequent in thepast but are likely to strike again in our near future\
	, asclimate change warms the oceans and fuels more intensehurricanes. Were
	 the deaths and damage inflicted by storms likeHurricane Sandy a prelude t
	o far more devastating disasters?
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