RESUMEN TEMPORADAS ANTERIORES A PARTIR DE 1998 HASTA 2008 EN EL ATLANTIC NORTE -
http://www.maybagyo.com/ ATLANTIC BASIN 1998 NUM NAME DATES CENT PRS MSW BASIN
(mb) (kts)
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01 Alex 27 Jul-02 Aug 1000 50 ATL
02 Bonnie 19-30 Aug 954* 100 ATL
03 Charley 21-22 Aug 1000* 60 ATL
04 Danielle 24 Aug-05 Sep 960* 90 ATL (1)
05 Earl 31 Aug-08 Sep 985* 85 ATL
06 Frances 08-12 Sep 990* 55 ATL
07 Georges 15-29 Sep 937* 135 ATL
08 Hermine 17-20 Sep 999* 40 ATL
09 Ivan 20-28 Sep 975 80 ATL
10 Jeanne 21 Sep-01 Oct 969 90 ATL
11 Karl 23-29 Sep 970 90 ATL
12 Lisa 05-09 Oct 995 65 ATL (1)
13 Mitch 22 Oct-08 Nov 905* 155 ATL
14 Nicole 24 Nov-02 Dec 979 75 ATL
ATLANTIC BASIN 1999 NUM NAME DATES CENT PRS MSW BASIN
(mb) (kts)
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01 Arlene 11-18 Jun 1008* 50 ATL
02 ----- 02-03 Jul 1004* 30 ATL
03 Bret 18-25 Aug 944* 120 ATL
04 Cindy 19-31 Aug 944 120 ATL
05 Dennis 24 Aug-07 Sep 962* 90 ATL
06 Emily 24-28 Aug 1004* 45 ATL
07 ----- 05-07 Sep 1005 30 ATL
08 Floyd 07-17 Sep 921* 135 ATL
-- "Delta" 07-11 Sep --- 25 ATL (1)
09 Gert 11-24 Sep 930 130 ATL
-- "Epsilon" 13-17 Sep 1005 30 ATL (2)
10 Harvey 19-22 Sep 994* 50 ATL
11 ----- 04-06 Oct 1002* 30 ATL
12 ----- 06-08 Oct 1007 30 ATL
13 Irene 13-21 Oct 958* 95 ATL
14 Jose 17-28 Oct 979* 85 ATL
15 Katrina 28 Oct-01 Nov 999* 35 ATL
-- ----- 05-07 Nov 998 30 ATL (3)
16 Lenny 13-21 Nov 933* 135 ATL
-- ----- 24 Nov-03 Dec 997 40 ATL (3)
NOTES:
(1)
After a post-season review of available data, it was determined that
this system had been quite weak. But in satellite imagery it did
display some features which raised the possibility that it could
have been a very small midget tropical cyclone of somewhat greater
intensity--hence its inclusion in the September summary.
(2) This system had more to commend its possible inclusion as an unnamed
tropical storm, but
after a careful review of available data, it
was decided not to include the system as a tropical storm. There
were some winds exceeding gale force reported by ships, but these
were not near the center when the LOW was best organized. This
system will likely be considered as a unnumbered/non-operational
tropical depression by TPC/NHC.
(3)
These two systems were hybrid LOWs which exhibited some subtropical
characteristics but which never acquired enough organized central
convection to be regarded as tropical cyclones. The gale-force
winds reported in the second system were peripheral gales well
removed from the central area of the LOW.
ATLANTIC BASIN 2000 NUM NAME DATES CENT PRS MSW BASIN
(mb) (kts)
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-- ----- 19-25 May 1012* 30 ATL (1)
01 ----- 07-08 Jun 1008* 25 ATL
02 ----- 23-25 Jun 1008 30 ATL
03 Alberto 03-23 Aug 950 110 ATL
04 ----- 04-11 Aug 1009* 30 ATL
-- "Lambda" 11-13 Aug 1006 35 ATL (2)
05 Beryl 13-15 Aug 1007* 45 ATL
06 Chris 17-19 Aug 1008 35 ATL
07 Debby 19-24 Aug 993* 75 ATL
-- ----- 28-31 Aug 1005 35 ATL (3)
08 Ernesto 01-03 Sep 1008 35 ATL
09 ----- 08-09 Sep 1009 30 ATL
10 Florence 10-17 Sep 985 70 ATL
11 Gordon 14-21 Sep 981* 70 ATL
12 Helene 15-25 Sep 986 60 ATL
13 Isaac 21 Sep-01 Oct 943 120 ATL
14 Joyce 25 Sep-02 Oct 975 80 ATL
15 Keith 28 Sep-06 Oct 939* 120 ATL
-- ----- 30 Sep-04 Oct 987 40 ATL (3)
16 Leslie 04-10 Oct 1003* 40 ATL (4)
17 Michael 15-20 Oct 979* 85 ATL
18 Nadine 19-22 Oct 999 50 ATL
-- ----- 25-29 Oct 978 55 ATL (5)
NOTES:
(1) Information on this system was supplied by Michael Pitt and David
Roth.
David classified this system as a subtropical depression.
(2) This system was included in the August summary based on a Dvorak
rating of T2.0 from SAB and a peripheral ship report of 35 kts
which suggested that it might be given some consideration for later
inclusion as a tropical depression or storm. However, it now
appears unlikely that this system will qualify as an unnamed
tropical storm.
(3) These systems had
some hybrid characteristics and could possibly be
added to the Best Track file as subtropical storms pending a
complete review of all available data. Tracks upon which the above
information was based were supplied by David Roth.
(4) Before being upgraded to TS Leslie, operational advisories were
issued on this system as Subtropical Depression #1.
(5) This storm system was treated operationally as a non-tropical storm,
but has since
been officially reclassified as a subtropical storm
and will be added to the Best Tracks database.