What was the third major hurricane of the 2001 Atlantic hurricane season?
Q: What was the third major hurricane of the 2001 Atlantic hurricane season?
A: Hurricane Iris.
Q: How strong was Hurricane Iris when it struck Belize?
A: Hurricane Iris was a category 4 hurricane when it struck Belize.
Q: Why did damage from Hurricane Iris remain relatively low?
A: Damage from Hurricane Iris remained relatively low because it weakened very quickly over land.
Q: Was there speculation that Hurricane Iris would cross Central America without dying and keep its name?
A: Yes, there was speculation that Hurricane Iris would cross Central America without dying and keep its name.
Q: Did this happen?
A: No, this did not happen as Irma weakened over land very fast and died.
Q: Did Irma reform in the Pacific Ocean after weakening over land?
A: Yes, Irma reformed in the Pacific Ocean after weakening over land and was given a new name, Manuel.
Q: How much damage did Irma leave behind in total?
A: In total, Irma left $150 million in damage.
