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The strongest hurricane ever measured on United States soil was the Labor Day Hurricane of 1935. This hurricane had winds of 160 miles per hour. While hurricanes are intense and scarry to say the least, they can not match the 300 miles per hour winds of an F5 tornado. This set of worksheets below will help students understand the nature of these phenomena.