CLASSIC ATLANTIC HURRICANES
CLASSIC ATLANTIC HURRICANES
AND OTHER FAMOUS STORMS
1900 to Present
I have spent alot of time researching the hurricanes featured in this section. I found my data in the 1989 Almanac & Hurricane History of the "Big Ones" and the tracking charts I copied from Purdue's Weather Processor-Hurricane Page.
Here is the info on the hurricane tracking charts:
| TYPE |
CATEGORY |
PRESSURE |
WINDS |
SURGE |
LINE COLOR |
|
|
mb |
kts mph |
ft |
|
| Depression |
TD |
----- |
<34 <39 |
----- |
Green |
| Tropical Storm |
TS |
----- |
34-63 39- 73 |
----- |
Yellow |
| Hurricane |
1 |
< 980 |
64- 82 74- 95 |
4-5 |
Red |
| Hurricane |
2 |
980-965 |
83- 95 96-110 |
6-8 |
Light Red |
| Hurricane |
3 |
945-965 |
96-112 111-130 |
9-12 |
Magenta |
| Hurricane |
4 |
920-945 |
113-134 131-155 |
13-18 |
Light Magenta |
| Hurricane |
5 |
> 920 |
>134 >155 |
>18 |
White |
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