Which hurricane struck the Bahamas in 2019 with 185 mph winds?

Which hurricane struck the Bahamas in 2019 with 185 mph winds? Hurricane Dorian struck the Bahamas in 2019 with maximum sustained winds of 185 mph.

Dorian reached Category 5 strength before making landfall on Elbow Cay in the Abaco Islands on September 1, 2019. Its 185 mph winds made it the strongest hurricane known to have struck the Bahamas in the modern historical record. The storm then devastated parts of Grand Bahama, where it moved exceptionally slowly and produced prolonged hurricane conditions.

Dorian’s intensity was fueled by very warm ocean water and favorable atmospheric conditions, including relatively weak wind shear. Its minimum central pressure fell to about 910 millibars at peak strength. After leaving the Bahamas, Dorian turned north and affected the southeastern United States and Atlantic Canada.

The other options are hurricanes from different years or regions. Andrew struck Florida and Louisiana in 1992, Irma affected the Caribbean and Florida in 2017, and Michael struck the Florida Panhandle in 2018. Wind speed refers to sustained winds; gusts can be considerably higher.