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\caption{The categories of hurricanes}
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Category& Maximum sustained winds & Potential damage \\
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Category 1 & 119-153 km/h & No actual damage to the building, but damage to unfixed houses and cars, shrubs and trees. Some coasts will be flooded, and small docks will be damaged. \\
Category 2 & 154-177 km/h & Some roof materials, doors, windows and vegetation are damaged. Flood waters may break through unprotected garages to threaten docks and boats. \\
Category 3 & 178-209 km/h & Some of the houses and buildings will be damaged, some of them completely destroyed. Flood near the coast destroyed buildings and flooded inland land. \\
Category 4 & 210-249 km/h & The roof of the small building was completely destroyed. Most of the area near the sea was flooded, flooding inland. \\
Category 5 & $ \geq $ 250 km/h & Most of the buildings and detached houses were completely destroyed, and some houses were blown away completely.Flood have devastated large areas, and all buildings near the coast have been flooded and settlers may need to evacuate. \\ \bottomrule[1.5pt]
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