Hurricane Bill was a powerful Atlantic hurricane that formed in August 2009. It became a Category 4 storm with winds reaching up to 135 mph, making it one of the strongest hurricanes of the 2009 season. Bill primarily impacted the eastern United States, causing coastal flooding, high waves, and strong winds, but fortunately, it weakened before making landfall. While it caused some damage, including power outages and coastal erosion, Bill's impact was less severe than initially feared. The hurricane ultimately moved out to sea, dissipating by the end of August.
