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Source: Wikipedia. Pages: 29. Chapters: Hurricane Kyrill, Great Lakes Storm of 1913, Hurricane Klaus, Stormtief Paula, Hurricane Emma, Hurricane Lothar, Hurricane Xynthia, Great Storm of 1703, Hurricane Gudrun, Hurricane Tilo, Hurricane Daria, Quimburga, Hurricane Wiebke, Hurricane Vivian, Hurricane Jeanett, Hurricane Anatol, Marchorkan 1876, Capella hurricane, Blanker Hans, Hurricane Marc, Hurricane Karla, Western Europe hurricane, Adolph Bermpohl hurricane. Excerpt: Kyrill is the name of the hurricane that disrupted public life across much of Europe on January 18-19, 2007, reaching wind speeds of up to 225 km/h in gusts. It claimed 47 lives and caused considerable damage to property, the premature closure of kindergartens, schools, universities, public authorities and businesses, as well as major disruptions to the energy and transport sectors. More than one million people were temporarily without power that Thursday, it had to.