Hurricanes are devastating and deadly, but on the outside they’re beautiful. There are a lot of different categories of hurricanes and there are dangerous hurricanes recorded in the past. There are five different categories for hurricanes. Category one can get up to 95 mph, category two up to 110 mph, category three up to 129 mph, category four up to 156 mph, and category five is anything higher than 157 mph. The damage of category five is catastrophic. And even though category one is the smallest, it can cause severe damage to houses including roofs and toppled trees. After Hurricane Katrina, chaos reigned. The cost of which is estimated to be $108 billion. Hurricane Katrina, a Category 5 when it hit land, removed 770,000 people
