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The 1935 Yankee hurricane was a rare Atlantic hurricane that afflicted the Bahamas and South Florida in November, with its heaviest impact befalling the Miami metropolitan area. It was one of two hurricanes to make landfall on Florida in 1935, following a devastating cyclone in September, and one of only a few intense storms to strike the state from the northeast. The seventh tropical cyclone and fifth hurricane of the annual season, it developed east of Bermuda on October 30, in an area not usually known for hurricane formation. A day later it strengthened into a hurricane, initially posing a threat to the Carolinas, but subsequently turned southwest and south, confounding forecasters. Tracking parabolically, it attained its peak intensity of 105 mph (165 km/h) on November 3, and shortly afterward its small inner core lashed the northern Bahamas with hurricane-force winds, causing moderate damage—mostly to shipping—and 14 fatalities in the island chain.