Tropical Cyclone Model & Best Track Archive for the North Atlantic in 1994

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OTHER (NON TD)

< 34 kt (39 mph)

CLASSIFIED TD

< 34 kt (39 mph)

34-63 kt

39-73 mph

CAT 1

64-82 kt

74-95 mph

CAT 2

83-95 kt

96-110 mph

CAT 3

96-112 kt

111-129 mph

CAT 4

113-136 kt

130-156 mph

CAT 5

> 136 kt

> 156 mph

Only named storms & depressions, from this year & basin, appear on the map. Paths contain the time the storm spent as an invest.
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Named Storms

Depressions

Tropical Storm Alberto (01L)
Highest Sustained Wind: 55 knots
June 30 - July 7

Tropical Storm Beryl (03L)
Highest Sustained Wind: 50 knots
August 14 - August 19

Hurricane Chris (04L)
Highest Sustained Wind: 70 knots
August 16 - August 23

Tropical Storm Debby (06L)
Highest Sustained Wind: 60 knots
September 9 - September 11

Tropical Storm Ernesto (07L)
Highest Sustained Wind: 50 knots
September 21 - September 26

Hurricane Florence (11L)
Highest Sustained Wind: 95 knots
November 2 - November 8

Hurricane Gordon (12L)
Highest Sustained Wind: 75 knots
November 8 - November 21

Tropical Depression Two (02L)
Highest Sustained Wind: 30 knots
July 20 - July 21

Tropical Depression Five (05L)
Highest Sustained Wind: 30 knots
August 29 - August 31

Tropical Depression Eight (08L)
Highest Sustained Wind: 30 knots
September 24 - September 26

Tropical Depression Nine (09L)
Highest Sustained Wind: 30 knots
September 27 - September 29

Tropical Depression Ten (10L)
Highest Sustained Wind: 30 knots
September 29 - September 30

June

July

August

September

October

November

Alberto

Two

Beryl

Chris

Five

Debby

Ernesto

Eight

Nine

Ten

Florence

Gordon

Please note that the level of development in the storm name and the highest sustained wind on this page reflect the highest levels achieved during the life of the storm as reported by the best track file for each storm. If a storm is currently active, the current winds and level of development as reported by the best track file are noted in blue. (For the latest wind information on an active storm, please visit the agency responsible for issuing forecasts in the particular basin you are looking at.) Winds on this page are 1 minute sustained.