How did hurricanes play a role in determining the outcome of the battle of Yorktown and hence the American Revolution?

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The British navy withdrew some of their fleet to England as hurricane season approached, which allowed the French navy to defeat them.

A series of immense storms destroyed most of the British navy, but left the American navy untouched, so the Americans were victorious.

Although the hurricanes that hit the Caribbean were not particularly deadly, they destroyed croplands that the British military relied on$.$

An immense hurricane struck the British defenses during the battle of Yorktown, which tipped the balance in favor of the Americans.

An unusually powerful hurricane hit the New England coast, scattering the British fleet, and preventing them from arriving at Yorktown.