(br)=brush (ts)=Tropical Storm
(bd)=Back Door,meaning coming from over land from opposite coast.Not all names
are noted,also storms before 1950 were not named.Not every stat on every storm
description is given(since 1871).
Years
within or near core 1872ts,1875,1876ts,1880ts,1883brm,1886ts,1886,1887-2ts,1888ts,1891m,1894brm,1894,1895ts,1895tsbr,1896-2tsbr,1898,1898tsbr,1903,1918tsbr,1921br,1941ts,1942ts,1943ts,1944tsbr, 1948ts,1949ts,1951,1960ts,1963,1966ts,1967ts,1970tsbr,1979brm,1980m,1987tsbr,1994tsbr,1995ts,2001tsbr,2001ts,2002tsbr,2007,2010,2012ts,2013ts,2016ts,2017ts,2018ts,2019ts,2021br,2023ts,2024mbr 53
times in 153 yrs end of 2024
Names
from list
above D storms most likely to impact area Dog,Abby,Edith,Judith,Beulah,Dorothy,David,Allen,Emily,Debby,Iris,Chantal,Jerry,Lili,Dean,Tomas,Ernesto,Chantal,Matthew,Harvey,Kirk,Dorian,Elsa,Bret,Beryl,
Tropical Storm to Hurricane ratio TS=36, 67.92% H=17, 32.08%
Longest gap between storms 19 years 1922-1940
How often this area gets
affected? brushed or hit every 2.89 years
Average years between direct hurricane hits. once every 13.91 years (11h)
Average years between major hurricane hits.(2) once every 76.5 years
Average MPH of hurricane hits. (based on advisories sustained winds, not gusts) 100 mph
Statistically when this area should be affected
next before the end of 2027 This is just a statistical average &
does not mean the area will be affected by that year
Last affected by 2024 July 1st hurricane Beryl passes well to the south by 91 miles with 150mph winds while moving WNW.
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This areas hurricane
past 1875, 90mph sept 9th just north 1886 Aug 16th, 105mph from the ENE passes just south 1891 Aug 18th, 125mph just north from the ESE Hit map 1894 Oct 12th 95mph from the S.E 1898 Sept 11th, 110mph just south from the S.E 1903 Aug 9th 95mph just north from the east 1951 Sept 2nd Dog 75mph (hurdat) from the east 1963 Sept 25th,hurricane Edith hits with 90mph winds press 28.88 10 killed from the ESE. NHC Wallet 1980
hurricane Allen eye passes just south Allen had 130mph winds at the time aug 4th very heavy damage. Six reported killed with 235 million in damage. NHC Wallet
2007 Aug 17th,Hurricane Dean passes between Martinique and St Lucia with 100mph winds.The roof at the Children's Ward of the Victoria Hospital had been blown off and roads had been blocked with debris.
The two airports on the island had been closed and eyewitnesses told the Caribbean Media Corporation (CMC) that boulders used as "wave breakers" at the sea ports in Castries had been pushed unto the nearby John Compton Highway. Strong winds and heavy seas caused extensive damage along the north and west coasts of St. Lucia, including damage to bridges, roofs, and utility poles. Damage there was estimated at $18 million.Was moving west at nearly 25mph while passing through.One death reported in St Lucia.radar animation(Brian McNoldy, Univ. of Miami, Rosenstiel School)NHC Report
2010, Oct 30th Hurricane Tomas passes just south with 80mph winds while moving west. As of Nov 2nd 5 confirmed deaths here over 100 million dollars damage mostly by mud slides. Fly over of damage courtesy of NEMO | Model performance | Radar animation
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Saint Lucia's history with tropical
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