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Arrocane Arlene was a catastrophic and historic tropical cyclone—the most powerful arrocane ever recorded in the Ardonia basin. Forming in mid-May 2019, the storm rapidly intensified into the earliest Category 5 arrocane on record, ultimately breaking over a dozen basin-wide records for intensity, windspeed, rainfall, storm surge, and landfall strength. Arlene reached a peak intensity of 180 mph (290 km/h) sustained winds and a central pressure of 899 mbar, making it the strongest arrocane ever observed in the region. Read more...

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-The 2024 Oregonian cyclone season was an extremely active and destructive year of cyclones affecting the US state of Oregon. The season featured 20 total cyclones, 19 named storms, 17 severe storms, 11 intense storms, and 5 extreme storms. The season featured Storm Rowan, which is tied for the strongest storm to ever affect the Pacific Northwest with a cyclone in November 2021. Cyclones were named by the JXCA, the official cyclone agency located within the state. This season was the first in which cyclones affecting Oregon were designated, with the procedure beginning on February 19. This was also when the season officially began. [[Arrocane Milton|Read more]]...
+'''Arrocane Arlene''' was a catastrophic and historic tropical cyclone—the most powerful arrocane ever recorded in the '''Ardonia basin'''. Forming in mid-May 2019, the storm rapidly intensified into the earliest '''Category 5 arrocane''' on record, ultimately breaking over a dozen basin-wide records for intensity, windspeed, rainfall, storm surge, and landfall strength. Arlene reached a peak intensity of '''180 mph (290 km/h)''' sustained winds and a central pressure of '''899 mbar''', making it the strongest arrocane ever observed in the region. [[Arrocane Arlene|Read more]]...
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