Hurricane Larry Is Heading To Newfoundland & It Brings Haunting Memories Of A Deadly Past
Roughly 4,000 people died.
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Feb 27, 2022, 6:14 PM
Sep 09, 2021, 7:50 PM
With Hurricane Larry heading towards Atlantic Canada in the coming days, it is a reminder of the deadly hurricane that struck Newfoundland over 250 years ago.
According to The Weather Network, on Saturday, September 9, 1755, a hurricane hit Newfoundland, killing roughly 4,000 people.
The sea swell reached over 9 metres and it remains to this day the deadliest natural disaster in Canada's history, TWN explained.
#HurricaneLarry is a large and powerful hurricane that will bring dangerous winds, strong storm surge, heavy rain, rough surf, and rip currents to the region. #NLstorm #NLwx #ATLstorm— The Weather Network (@The Weather Network) 1631224589
According to Environment Canada, Hurricane Larry is expected to touch down in the province on Friday, September 10, with wind speeds from 120 to 130 km/h.
Stay safe, everyone!
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