Question

How bad is a category three hurricane?

Answer 1

A category three hurricane is considered to be a major hurricane with winds ranging from 111 to 129 mph (178 to 208 km/h). These hurricanes can cause extensive damage, including significant structural damage to homes and buildings, uprooted trees, power outages, and flooding. Category three hurricanes are capable of causing large-scale evacuations and can be life-threatening if proper precautions are not taken.