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Cayman Kai Vacations
Specializing in offering the
Vacation Rentals, Rental Management
and Investment Properties
in the Cayman Kai/Rum Point
area, Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands

Hurricane season typically last from
June 1st to November 30th

Saffir-Simpson Scale
The Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Scale rates a hurricane's intensity using wind
speed and storm surge, which is the abnormal rise in sea level accompanying a
hurricane or other intense storm. The scale also estimates the potential damage
and flooding expected along the coast from a hurricane landfall.
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Tropical Storm
39-73 mph wind
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Category 1
74-95 mph wind
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Category 2
96-110 mph wind
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Category 3
111-130 mph wind
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Category 4
131-155 mph wind
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Category 5
> 155 mph wind
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Category
One
Wind speed: 74-95 mph (119-153 km/h)
Storm surge: 4-5 feet above normal
Damage: Damage primarily to unanchored mobile homes, shrubbery, and trees
along with some coastal road flooding and minor pier damage
Examples: Allison, 1995; Danny, 1997 (pictured at left)

Category
Two
Wind speed: 96-110 mph (154-177 km/h)
Storm surge: 6-8 feet above normal
Damage: Roofing, door and window damage to buildings; Considerable damage
to shrubbery and trees, mobile homes, poorly constructed signs, and piers
Examples: Bonnie (satellite image at left),
Georges, 1998

Category Three
Wind speed: 111-130 mph (178-209 km/h)
Storm surge: 9-12 feet above normal
Damage: Structural damage to small residences and utility buildings;
foliage blown off trees and large trees blown down; mobile homes destroyed
Examples: Roxanne, 1995; Fran, 1996 (pictured at left)

Category Four
Wind speed: 131-155 mph (210-249 km/h)
Storm surge: 13-18 feet above normal
Damage: Extensive damage to doors, windows and lower floors of shoreline
houses; total roof failures on small residences; shrubs, trees, and all signs
blown down; mobile homes completely destroyed
Examples: Hugo, 1989, (pictured at left); Luis, Felix, Opal, 1995

Category Five
Wind speed: Greater than 155 mph (249 km/h)
Storm surge: generally greater than 18 feet above normal
Damage: Complete roof failure on many buildings and some complete
building failures with small utility buildings blown over or away; severe and
extensive window and door damage; mobile homes completely destroyed
Examples: Camille, 1969 (pictured at left); Gilbert, 1988; Andrew, 1992;
Mitch, 1998
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- Robert Wagner
- Primary Phone Number: (412) 440-3996
- Secondary Phone Number (412) 828-2111
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