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| rdfs:comment | - A wave spawned 2 systems, one of them dissipated, while the other became the 13th depression of the season. A Recon flying near the storm recorded 45 mph and a pressure of 994. It was declared Tropical Storm Logan because of that. After being La Nina influenced, it became a strong Category 2 after rapid strengthening. After fluctuations in intensity, it became a Category 4 hurricane. Shear strengthened, but La Nina was too strong. Logan became a Category 5 after continued strengthening. Logan was nearly stationary, taking 5 days to reach South America. Logan made landfall with winds at 160 mph on the coast of South America. After coming back over water as a high end Category 4, it restrengthened, but with an even more rapid drop in pressure. It reached peak winds of 170 mph and a pressure
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| Image caption | - Logan at peak intensity near Nicaragua
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| Image location | - Felix 3 sept 2007 1830Z.jpg
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| areas affected | - South America, Central America, Nicaragua
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| abstract | - A wave spawned 2 systems, one of them dissipated, while the other became the 13th depression of the season. A Recon flying near the storm recorded 45 mph and a pressure of 994. It was declared Tropical Storm Logan because of that. After being La Nina influenced, it became a strong Category 2 after rapid strengthening. After fluctuations in intensity, it became a Category 4 hurricane. Shear strengthened, but La Nina was too strong. Logan became a Category 5 after continued strengthening. Logan was nearly stationary, taking 5 days to reach South America. Logan made landfall with winds at 160 mph on the coast of South America. After coming back over water as a high end Category 4, it restrengthened, but with an even more rapid drop in pressure. It reached peak winds of 170 mph and a pressure of 900. It made landfall in Nicaragua at it's peak intensity. It dissipated on the 8th.
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