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Calculated Shard: 53 (from laksa173)

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curl -X POST \
  'http://laksa053.int.ahrefs:8124/' \
  -H 'Content-Type: text/plain' \
  -H 'X-ClickHouse-Database: crawler3' \
  -H 'Authorization: Basic YXBpOg==' \
  -d 'SELECT getAhrefsURLFromUnparsed(src_unparsed) AS found_url, ifNull(toUnixTimestamp(download_stamp), 0) AS crawl_time, ifNull(toUnixTimestamp(props_url_first_seen), 0) AS first_indexed_time, download_http_code AS http_code, src_unparsed AS src_unparsed, src_root_hash AS src_root_hash, history_drop_reason AS history_drop_reason, meta_title AS meta_title, meta_descriptions AS meta_descriptions, attrs_boilerpipe_text AS attrs_boilerpipe_text, attrs_markdown AS attrs_markdown, attrs_readable_markdown AS attrs_readable_markdown, meta_canonical AS meta_canonical FROM crawler3.page_info_local FINAL PREWHERE (src_root_hash, src_unparsed) IN ((getAhrefsRootHashFromUnparsed(getAhrefsUnparsedNoserviceFromURL(\'https://www.architecturaldigest.com/story/breaking-down-hurricane-irma-by-the-numbers\')), getAhrefsUnparsedNoserviceFromURL(\'https://www.architecturaldigest.com/story/breaking-down-hurricane-irma-by-the-numbers\'))) FORMAT JSONEachRow'

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{"found_url":"https:\/\/www.architecturaldigest.com\/story\/breaking-down-hurricane-irma-by-the-numbers","crawl_time":1775907489,"first_indexed_time":1505244741,"http_code":200,"src_unparsed":"com,architecturaldigest!www,\/story\/breaking-down-hurricane-irma-by-the-numbers s443","src_root_hash":"10232424535479751253","history_drop_reason":null,"meta_title":"Breaking Down Hurricane Irma by the Numbers | Architectural Digest","meta_descriptions":["The statistics show how Hurricane Irma has set several records for a major storm, making it one of the most intense hurricanes in history"],"attrs_boilerpipe_text":"Unless you did not watch the news, read the papers, or talk to anyone for the past few days, you would know that the southeast United States has been devastated by two major hurricanes. The first, of course, was\nHurricane Harvey\n, a major storm that wrecked the lives of millions of Houstonians, eventually leaving at least 70 people dead in its wake. A few days after Harvey was Hurricane Irma, a 650-mile-wide storm that swiftly moved through the Caribbean Islands and up the heart of Florida. Of the two, Harvey caused roughly seven times more deaths (to date, there have been 12 confirmed deaths from Irma in the United States), but ultimately, it was undoubtedly Hurricane Irma that was the more powerful of the two storms. So much so that it will go down as one of the most intense hurricanes ever recorded in history. Below, we ran through the numbers to break down just how this storm in the Atlantic Ocean metastasized to such a severe point that it sustained winds of 185 m.p.h. for 37 hours, left millions without power, and destroyed one out of every four homes in parts of Florida.\nHurricane Irma by the numbers:\nThe AD Newsletter\nGet essential reads in your inbox every day.\nNumber of miles, from east to west, Irma stretched:\n650\nNumber of U.S. states Irma passed through:\n9\nNumber of people without power as of Tuesday morning, by U.S. state:\nAlabama: 20,000\nFlorida: 15 million\nGeorgia: More than 1.3 million\nNorth Carolina: More than 62,000\nSouth Carolina: 161,000\nNumber of U.S. federal staffers positioned to help respond and recover:\n32,000+\nShare of houses destroyed in the Florida Keys:\n25 percent (initial estimate)\nShare of houses with major damage in the Florida Keys:\n65 percent (initial estimate)\nArea impacted by Irma's tropical storm force winds:\n70,000 square miles (roughly the same square mileage as Cambodia)\nHighest recorded wind speed:\n185 m.p.h.\nNumber of hours this wind speed was maintained:\n37\nNumber of people evacuated from the Bahamas:\n5,000 (largest evacuation ever in their history)\nNumber of people told to evacuate Florida:\n6.3 million\nThe score calculated by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) when measuring the power of hurricanes:\n66.8 (compared to 11.1 for Hurricane Harvey)","attrs_markdown":"[Skip to main content](https:\/\/www.architecturaldigest.com\/story\/breaking-down-hurricane-irma-by-the-numbers#main-content)\n\n[AD PRO DIRECTORY](https:\/\/www.architecturaldigest.com\/v2\/offers\/add210)\n\n[APPLY NOW](https:\/\/www.architecturaldigest.com\/v2\/offers\/add210)\n\n[SUBSCRIBE](https:\/\/www.architecturaldigest.com\/v2\/offers\/arda01055?source=Site_0_JNY_ARD_DESKTOP_NAV_CTA_0_US_QUICKPAY_TEST_2026_ZZ_PANELB)\n\n[DIRECTORY](https:\/\/www.architecturaldigest.com\/adpro\/directory)\n\n[ARCHITECTURE + DESIGN](https:\/\/www.architecturaldigest.com\/architecture-design)\n\n[SHOPPING](https:\/\/www.architecturaldigest.com\/shopping)\n\n[CELEBRITY](https:\/\/www.architecturaldigest.com\/celebrity-style)\n\n[AD IT YOURSELF](https:\/\/www.architecturaldigest.com\/ad-it-yourself)\n\n[AD PRO](https:\/\/www.architecturaldigest.com\/adpro)\n\n[SUBSCRIBE](https:\/\/www.architecturaldigest.com\/v2\/offers\/arda01055?source=Site_0_JNY_ARD_DESKTOP_NAV_CTA_0_US_QUICKPAY_TEST_2026_ZZ_PANELB)\n\nMenu\n\n[SUBSCRIBE](https:\/\/www.architecturaldigest.com\/v2\/offers\/arda01055?source=Site_0_JNY_ARD_DESKTOP_NAV_CTA_0_US_QUICKPAY_TEST_2026_ZZ_PANELB)\n\nMenu\n\n[Directory](https:\/\/www.architecturaldigest.com\/adpro\/directory)\n\n[Architecture + Design](https:\/\/www.architecturaldigest.com\/architecture-design)\n\n[Shopping](https:\/\/www.architecturaldigest.com\/shopping)\n\n[Celebrity](https:\/\/www.architecturaldigest.com\/celebrity-style)\n\n[AD It Yourself](https:\/\/www.architecturaldigest.com\/ad-it-yourself)\n\n[AD Pro](https:\/\/www.architecturaldigest.com\/adpro)\n\n[Real Estate](https:\/\/www.architecturaldigest.com\/real-estate)\n\n[Lifestyle](https:\/\/www.architecturaldigest.com\/culture-lifestyle)\n\nMORE\n\n[VIDEO](https:\/\/www.architecturaldigest.com\/video)\n\n[THE MAGAZINE](https:\/\/www.architecturaldigest.com\/magazine)\n\n[NEWSLETTERS](https:\/\/www.architecturaldigest.com\/newsletter?sourceCode=hamburgernav)\n\n[Search](https:\/\/www.architecturaldigest.com\/search)\n\n[Sign In](https:\/\/www.architecturaldigest.com\/auth\/initiate?redirectURL=%2Fstory%2Fbreaking-down-hurricane-irma-by-the-numbers&source=VERSO_NAVIGATION)\n\n[SUBSCRIBE](https:\/\/www.architecturaldigest.com\/v2\/offers\/arda01055?source=Site_0_JNY_ARD_DESKTOP_NAV_DRAWER_0_US_QUICKPAY_TEST_2026_ZZ_PANELB)\n\n[![Get digital access for \\<strong\\>\\<del\\>\\$4.50\\<\/del\\> \\$1.50\/ month.\\<\/strong\\> -- plus, a tote. \\<br\\> CTA: GET DIGITAL ACCESS](https:\/\/media.architecturaldigest.com\/photos\/66f19e1211ab588b8b1198a3\/original\/pass\/300x200-rollover@2x.png?format=original)](https:\/\/www.architecturaldigest.com\/v2\/offers\/arda01055?source=Site_0_JNY_ARD_DESKTOP_NAV_ROLLOVER_0_US_QUICKPAY_TEST_2026_ZZ_PANELB)\n\n[SUBSCRIBE](https:\/\/www.architecturaldigest.com\/v2\/offers\/arda01055?source=Site_0_JNY_ARD_DESKTOP_NAV_CTA_0_US_QUICKPAY_TEST_2026_ZZ_PANELB)\n\nMenu\n\n![Ticker logo](https:\/\/media.architecturaldigest.com\/photos\/69650f585c08fb9d54d1a8eb\/original\/pass\/ad%20image%20new%20size.png?format=original)Subscribe and get one year of *AD* for **~~\\$4.50~~ \\$1.50 per month** + an exclusive tote\\! [Subscribe Now »](https:\/\/www.architecturaldigest.com\/v2\/offers\/arda01055?source=Site_0_JNY_ARD_DESKTOP_TICKER_BANNER_0_US_QUICKPAY_TEST_2026_ZZ_PANELB)\n\nTravel\n\n# Breaking Down Hurricane Irma by the Numbers\n\nThe statistics show how Hurricane Irma has set several records for a major storm, making it one of the most intense hurricanes in history\n\n![](https:\/\/media.architecturaldigest.com\/photos\/680fd71d6acec9b092ebb451\/1:1\/w_90%2Cc_limit\/NMafi-headshot.jpg)\n\nBy [Nick Mafi](https:\/\/www.architecturaldigest.com\/contributor\/nick-mafi)\n\nSeptember 12, 2017\n\n![Image may contain Nature Hurricane Storm Bird and Animal](https:\/\/media.architecturaldigest.com\/photos\/59b7f40dad74eb2d80e3e8d3\/16:9\/w_2560%2Cc_limit\/Hurricane%2520Irma%25201.jpg)\n\nA satellite image shows Hurricane Irma as it moves towards the Florida coast.Photo: Getty Images\/NOAA\n\nSave this story\n\nSave this story\n\nUnless you did not watch the news, read the papers, or talk to anyone for the past few days, you would know that the southeast United States has been devastated by two major hurricanes. The first, of course, was [Hurricane Harvey](https:\/\/www.architecturaldigest.com\/story\/how-the-design-industry-is-helping-hurricane-harvey-victims), a major storm that wrecked the lives of millions of Houstonians, eventually leaving at least 70 people dead in its wake. A few days after Harvey was Hurricane Irma, a 650-mile-wide storm that swiftly moved through the Caribbean Islands and up the heart of Florida. Of the two, Harvey caused roughly seven times more deaths (to date, there have been 12 confirmed deaths from Irma in the United States), but ultimately, it was undoubtedly Hurricane Irma that was the more powerful of the two storms. So much so that it will go down as one of the most intense hurricanes ever recorded in history. Below, we ran through the numbers to break down just how this storm in the Atlantic Ocean metastasized to such a severe point that it sustained winds of 185 m.p.h. for 37 hours, left millions without power, and destroyed one out of every four homes in parts of Florida.\n\n[![Get a year of unlimited digital access for \\<strong\\>\\<del\\>\\$4.50\\<\/del\\> \\$1.50 per month.\\<\/strong\\> -- plus, an exclusive tote. \\<br\\> CTA: GET DIGITAL ACCESS](https:\/\/media.architecturaldigest.com\/photos\/66f19ea7fbf412d794aa43b5\/original\/pass\/IN_CONTENT_DT_450x140_2x.gif?format=original)](https:\/\/www.architecturaldigest.com\/v2\/offers\/arda01055?source=Site_0_JNY_ARD_DESKTOP_IN_CONTENT_0_US_QUICKPAY_TEST_2026_ZZ_PANELB)\n\n***Hurricane Irma by the numbers:***\n\n### The AD Newsletter\nGet essential reads in your inbox every day.\n\n**Number of miles, from east to west, Irma stretched:** 650\n\n**Number of U.S. states Irma passed through:** 9\n\n**Number of people without power as of Tuesday morning, by U.S. state:**  \nAlabama: 20,000  \nFlorida: 15 million  \nGeorgia: More than 1.3 million  \nNorth Carolina: More than 62,000  \nSouth Carolina: 161,000\n\n**Number of U.S. federal staffers positioned to help respond and recover:** 32,000+\n\nTrending Video\n\n[Margot Robbie Takes You Inside The Barbie Dreamhouse](https:\/\/www.architecturaldigest.com\/video\/watch\/open-door-margot-robbie-takes-you-inside-the-barbie-dreamhouse)\n\n**Share of houses destroyed in the Florida Keys:** 25 percent (initial estimate)\n\n**Share of houses with major damage in the Florida Keys:** 65 percent (initial estimate)\n\n**Area impacted by Irma's tropical storm force winds:** 70,000 square miles (roughly the same square mileage as Cambodia)\n\n**Highest recorded wind speed:** 185 m.p.h.\n\n**Number of hours this wind speed was maintained:** 37\n\n**Number of people evacuated from the Bahamas:** 5,000 (largest evacuation ever in their history)\n\n**Number of people told to evacuate Florida:** 6.3 million\n\n**The score calculated by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) when measuring the power of hurricanes:** 66.8 (compared to 11.1 for Hurricane Harvey)\n\n[![](https:\/\/media.architecturaldigest.com\/photos\/680fd71d6acec9b092ebb451\/1:1\/w_90%2Cc_limit\/NMafi-headshot.jpg)](https:\/\/www.architecturaldigest.com\/contributor\/nick-mafi)\n\n[Nick Mafi](https:\/\/www.architecturaldigest.com\/contributor\/nick-mafi) is a Senior Features Editor at *Architectural Digest*. 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Boilerpipe Text	Unless you did not watch the news, read the papers, or talk to anyone for the past few days, you would know that the southeast United States has been devastated by two major hurricanes. The first, of course, was Hurricane Harvey , a major storm that wrecked the lives of millions of Houstonians, eventually leaving at least 70 people dead in its wake. A few days after Harvey was Hurricane Irma, a 650-mile-wide storm that swiftly moved through the Caribbean Islands and up the heart of Florida. Of the two, Harvey caused roughly seven times more deaths (to date, there have been 12 confirmed deaths from Irma in the United States), but ultimately, it was undoubtedly Hurricane Irma that was the more powerful of the two storms. So much so that it will go down as one of the most intense hurricanes ever recorded in history. Below, we ran through the numbers to break down just how this storm in the Atlantic Ocean metastasized to such a severe point that it sustained winds of 185 m.p.h. for 37 hours, left millions without power, and destroyed one out of every four homes in parts of Florida. Hurricane Irma by the numbers: The AD Newsletter Get essential reads in your inbox every day. Number of miles, from east to west, Irma stretched: 650 Number of U.S. states Irma passed through: 9 Number of people without power as of Tuesday morning, by U.S. state: Alabama: 20,000 Florida: 15 million Georgia: More than 1.3 million North Carolina: More than 62,000 South Carolina: 161,000 Number of U.S. federal staffers positioned to help respond and recover: 32,000+ Share of houses destroyed in the Florida Keys: 25 percent (initial estimate) Share of houses with major damage in the Florida Keys: 65 percent (initial estimate) Area impacted by Irma's tropical storm force winds: 70,000 square miles (roughly the same square mileage as Cambodia) Highest recorded wind speed: 185 m.p.h. Number of hours this wind speed was maintained: 37 Number of people evacuated from the Bahamas: 5,000 (largest evacuation ever in their history) Number of people told to evacuate Florida: 6.3 million The score calculated by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) when measuring the power of hurricanes: 66.8 (compared to 11.1 for Hurricane Harvey)
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Readable Markdown	Unless you did not watch the news, read the papers, or talk to anyone for the past few days, you would know that the southeast United States has been devastated by two major hurricanes. The first, of course, was [Hurricane Harvey](https://www.architecturaldigest.com/story/how-the-design-industry-is-helping-hurricane-harvey-victims), a major storm that wrecked the lives of millions of Houstonians, eventually leaving at least 70 people dead in its wake. A few days after Harvey was Hurricane Irma, a 650-mile-wide storm that swiftly moved through the Caribbean Islands and up the heart of Florida. Of the two, Harvey caused roughly seven times more deaths (to date, there have been 12 confirmed deaths from Irma in the United States), but ultimately, it was undoubtedly Hurricane Irma that was the more powerful of the two storms. So much so that it will go down as one of the most intense hurricanes ever recorded in history. Below, we ran through the numbers to break down just how this storm in the Atlantic Ocean metastasized to such a severe point that it sustained winds of 185 m.p.h. for 37 hours, left millions without power, and destroyed one out of every four homes in parts of Florida. [![Get a year of unlimited digital access for \<strong\>\<del\>\$4.50\</del\> \$1.50 per month.\</strong\> -- plus, an exclusive tote. \<br\> CTA: GET DIGITAL ACCESS](https://media.architecturaldigest.com/photos/66f19ea7fbf412d794aa43b5/original/pass/IN_CONTENT_DT_450x140_2x.gif?format=original)](https://www.architecturaldigest.com/v2/offers/arda01055?source=Site_0_JNY_ARD_DESKTOP_IN_CONTENT_0_US_QUICKPAY_TEST_2026_ZZ_PANELB) *Hurricane Irma by the numbers:* ### The AD Newsletter Get essential reads in your inbox every day. Number of miles, from east to west, Irma stretched: 650 Number of U.S. states Irma passed through: 9 Number of people without power as of Tuesday morning, by U.S. state: Alabama: 20,000 Florida: 15 million Georgia: More than 1.3 million North Carolina: More than 62,000 South Carolina: 161,000 Number of U.S. federal staffers positioned to help respond and recover: 32,000+ Share of houses destroyed in the Florida Keys: 25 percent (initial estimate) Share of houses with major damage in the Florida Keys: 65 percent (initial estimate) Area impacted by Irma's tropical storm force winds: 70,000 square miles (roughly the same square mileage as Cambodia) Highest recorded wind speed: 185 m.p.h. Number of hours this wind speed was maintained: 37 Number of people evacuated from the Bahamas: 5,000 (largest evacuation ever in their history) Number of people told to evacuate Florida: 6.3 million The score calculated by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) when measuring the power of hurricanes: 66.8 (compared to 11.1 for Hurricane Harvey)
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