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2005 hurricane season recap [IMG Heavy]
on: November 25, 2005, 01:29:16 pm
I put this together about a week ago, using pics I have collected over this season. Now there maybe some errors here, so if you see one, please point it out.

Name:Arlene
Strongest Category: Tropical Storm
Strongest Winds: Tropical Storm
Landfall:Alabama



Name:Bret
Strongest Category: Tropical Storm
Strongest Winds: Tropical Storm
Landfall:Mexico


Name:Cindy
Strongest Category: TS or Hurricane
Strongest Winds: TS or Hurricane
Landfall:LA
2nd Landfall: Miss.






Name:Dennis
Strongest Category: Category 4
Strongest Winds: 150mph
Landfall: Cuba, Cat.4, winds 150mph
2nd Landfall: Florida, Cat.3, winds 120mph.
Damage estimate: $3 to 5 billion dollars





Name:Emily
Strongest Category: Category 4 or Category 5*
Strongest Winds: 155mph or 160mph*
Landfall: Mexico, Cat.4, winds 140mph
2nd Landfall: Mexico, Cat.3, winds 125mph.
*Note: strongest hurricane in the month of July
*Note: Only Cat.5 hurricane in July, *pending




Name:Frankiln
Strongest Category: TS
Strongest Winds: TS
Landfall: None



Name:Gert
Strongest Category: TS
Strongest Winds: TS
Landfall: Mexico, TS




Name:Harvey
Strongest Category: TS
Strongest Winds: TS
Landfall: none




Name:Irene
Strongest Category: Category 2
Strongest Winds: 105mph
Landfall: none




Name:Jose
Strongest Category: TS
Strongest Winds: TS
Landfall: Mexico





Name:Katrina
Strongest Category:Category 5*
Strongest Winds: 175mph*
Landfall: FL, Cat.1, winds 80mph
2nd Landfall: LA, Cat.3, winds 130mph
3rd Landfall: Miss., Cat.3, winds 120mph.
Damage estimate: 125+billion dollars**
*Note: 6th strongest hurricane ever recorded in Atlantic basin with pressure of 902mbs.
**Note: Most damaging natural distaster in US history



Name:Lee
Strongest Category: TS
Strongest Winds: TS
Landfall: none







Name:Maria
Strongest Category:Category 3
Strongest Winds: 115mph
Landfall: none




Name:Nate
Strongest Category:Category 1
Strongest Winds: 90mph
Landfall: none





Name:Ophelia
Strongest Category:Category 1
Strongest Winds: 85mph
Landfall: NC*
*note: no official landfall, but brushed NC




Name:Philippe
Strongest Category:Category 1
Strongest Winds: 80mph
Landfall: none





Name:Rita
Strongest Category:Category 5*
Strongest Winds: 175mph*
Landfall: LA, Cat 3, winds 120mph
*Note: 4th strongest hurricane ever recorded in Atlantic basin with pressure of 897mbs.
*Note: Most intense storm ever in Gulf of Mexico




Name:Stan
Strongest Category:Category 1
Strongest Winds: 80mph
Landfall: Mexico, TS
2nd Landfall: Mexico, Cat 1 hurricane




Name:Tammy
Strongest Category:TS
Strongest Winds: TS
Landfall: Florida, TS





Name:Vince*
Strongest Category:Category 1
Strongest Winds: 80mph
Landfall: Spain, TS**
*Note: Formed father east than any storm in history
**Note: Only known Tropical cyclone to hit Europe.




Name:Wilma
Strongest Category:Category 5*
Strongest Winds: 175mph*
Landfall: Cozemel island, Mexico, Cat 4, winds 145mph
2nd Landfall: Mexico, Cat 3, winds 130mph
3rd Landfall: Florida, Cat 3, winds 125mph.**
Damage estimate: $10-15 billion dollars
*Note: Most intense hurricane ever in Atlantic basin with pressure 882mbs
*Note: Record 3rd Category 5 hurricane to form in one season
**Note: Breaks record as 4th Major hurricane to hit the US in one year




Name:Alpha*
Strongest Category:TS
Strongest Winds: TS
Landfall: Haiti
*Note: Record 22nd named storm in one season




Name:Beta*
Strongest Category: Category 3
Strongest Winds: 115mph
Landfall: Mexico, Category 2, winds 105mph
*Note: Record 23rd named storm in one season




Name:Gamma*
Strongest Category: TS
Strongest Winds: TS
Landfall: none
*Note: Record 24th named storm in one season





Name:Delta*
Strongest Category: TS
Strongest Winds: TS
Landfall: none
*Note: Record 25th named storm in one season




Name:Epsilon*
Strongest Category: Category 1
Strongest Winds: 85 mph
Landfall: none
*Note: Record 26th named storm in one season




Name:Zeta*
Strongest Category: TS
Strongest Winds: 45mph
Landfall: none
*Note: Record 27th named storm in one season
« Last Edit: December 30, 2005, 12:53:25 pm by WeatherOp »
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Re: 2005 hurricane season recap [IMG Heavy]
Reply #1 on: November 25, 2005, 02:51:09 pm
Sheeeaaat. God's Bowling Alley, indeed.
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Re: 2005 hurricane season recap [IMG Heavy]
Reply #2 on: November 25, 2005, 03:22:26 pm
It's more like where he sneezes. :|

Arlene..nice name. ;)
'Bill and Arlene were a happy couple...'
Reminds me so much of Raymond Carver's 'Neighbors'.

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Re: 2005 hurricane season recap [IMG Heavy]
Reply #3 on: November 25, 2005, 09:22:43 pm
Quote from: Sandwich on November 25, 2005, 02:51:09 pm
Sheeeaaat. God's Bowling Alley, indeed.

Damn air pressure meddling deities... :p
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Re: 2005 hurricane season recap [IMG Heavy]
Reply #4 on: December 08, 2005, 03:20:01 pm
Added Hurricane Epsilon.
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Re: 2005 hurricane season recap [IMG Heavy]
Reply #5 on: December 30, 2005, 12:50:00 pm
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Ummm, Added Tropical Storm Zeta. Hurricane season has been over a month.

But, Atleast we can end in the letter Z. :lol:
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Re: 2005 hurricane season recap [IMG Heavy]
Reply #6 on: December 30, 2005, 05:27:21 pm
You've got to be kidding me. :p
 

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Re: 2005 hurricane season recap [IMG Heavy]
Reply #7 on: December 30, 2005, 05:46:41 pm
And here we are in the UK with snow closer to Christmas than it has been for a long long time...

Interesting summary though :)
  

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Re: 2005 hurricane season recap [IMG Heavy]
Reply #8 on: December 30, 2005, 11:05:11 pm
These last few storms are amazing, they are forming under sheer, dry air, and SSTs far below what a tropical system can normally sustain.
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