STORMGUESSRDAY 49
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Today · Stormle, by StormGuessr

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The daily game where weather meets sports, history, culture, and geography.

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Five famous storms a day. Drop a pin, see what really happened. Stuck? Play a clue card from the theme you know best. Free, no account needed.

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HURRICANE2005
Levee failures drowned 80% of a major US city in late August. It went on to become the costliest hurricane in American history.
New OrleansGulf of Mexico
Hurricane KatrinaCAT 5
GULF COAST · LOUISIANA, USA

Peak winds reached 175 mph over the Gulf before landfall, and the storm surge topped 28 feet along the Mississippi coast.

Past storms, shown as examples. Your daily five stay secret.

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A clue card only helps if you know that world. Stormle rewards what you know.

The clue

A hurricane's surge drowned eighty percent of a major US city.

Sports card−10%

Tens of thousands rode out the storm inside this city's domed NFL stadium, home to the Saints.

1Read the clueOne true sentence. No place names.
2Drop one pinAnywhere on Earth. Closer scores higher.
3Watch the revealThe real track, the rating, one fact.

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