OVER 100 YEARS OF HISTORY: ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC BASINS

2013 ATLANTIC BASIN HURRICANE SEASONJune 1 – December 30

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FORECAST OF THE NATIONAL OCEANIC AND ATMOSPHERIC

ADMINISTRATION

FORECAST: 13-20 NAMED STORMS

WITH 7-10

BECOMING HURRICANES

STORM NAMES 2013 SEASON

CHRONOLOGY OF 2013’s STORMS

• ANDREA - Tropical storm; June 5

• BARRY - Tropical storm; June 19

• CHANTAL – Tropical storm; July 7

• DORIAN – Tropical Storm; July 22

• ERIN – Tropical Storm; August 14

• FERNAND –Trop. Storm; August 16

• GABRIELLE –

CHRONOLOGY OF 2013’S STORMS

• HUMBERTO –

• INGRID –

• JERRY –

• KAREN –

• LORENZO –

• MELISSA –

• NESTOR –

CHRONOLOGY OF 2013’S STORMS

• OLGA –

• PABLO –

• REBEKAH –

• SEBASTIEN –

• TANYA –

• VAN --

• WENDY --

STORM TRACKS OF ANDREA, BARRY, CHANTAL, AND DORIAN

TROPICAL STORM ANDREA ---

FIRST STORM OF 2013 SEASONA Rain Maker

ANDREA: JUNE 5, 2013

ANDREA’S IMPACTS

• The precursor to Andrea dropped nearly 12 inches (300 mm) of rainfall in the Yucatán Peninsula.

• In Cuba, the storm brought flooding, especially in the Pinar del Rio Province, and over 1,000 people fled their homes, mainly along the Cuyaguateje River. .

ANDREA’S IMPACTS

• In Florida, the storm brought heavy rainfall that caused localized flooding and five tornadoes that downed power lines and trees and caused significant roof damage.

• As Andrea died, heavy rains occurred in the Eastern United States and Atlantic Canada, causing flooding in Nova Scotia.

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TROPICAL STORM BARRY ---

SECOND STORM OF 2013 SEASONA Rain Maker and Power Disupter

BARRY: JUNE 19, 2013

BARRY’S IMPACTS

• In the Mexican state of Yucatan, wind gusted up to 48 mph (77 km/h) and heavy rains downed trees and power lines; more than 26,000 residents lost power after lightning struck a nearby power station and caused a fire.

• El Salvador experienced flooding.

BARRY’S IMPACTS

• Heavy rains in Honduras triggered flooding that damaged 60 homes and affected 300 people.

• In southern Belize, an estimated 10 in (250 mm) of rain fell in 24 hours, causing several rivers to over-top their banks and some to evacuate.]

TROPICAL STORM CHANTAL ---

THIRD STORM OF 2013 SEASONA Rain Maker

TROPICAL STORM CHANTAL: JULY 8, 2013

A tropical storm warning was issued for Puerto Rico, Barbados, Dominica, Saint

Lucia, Martinique, Guadeloupe, and Miami.

July 8th

CHANTAL’S IMPACTS

• Chantal produced heavy rainfall in Hispaniola, forcing thousands to evacuate their homes.

• In the Dominican Republic, flooding from the storm killed one person in Maimon.1]

TROPICAL STORM DORIAN

---FOURTH STORM OF 2013 SEASON

Rain in florida was Most Notable Impact

TROPICAL STORM DORIAN: JULY 22-27, 2013

TROPICAL STORM ERIN ---

FIFTH STORM OF 2013 SEASONA Short Lived Storm With no Notable

Impact

TROPICAL STORM FERDNAND ---

SIXTH STORM OF 2013 SEASONStill Developing (08/16)

ERIN AND FERDNANDAUGUST 16, 2013

AUGUST 16th REVISED FORECAST OF THE

NATIONAL OCEANIC AND ATMOSPHERIC ADMINISTRATION

FORECAST: STILL AN ABOVE NOMAL SEASON, BUT ONLY 3 TO 5

MAJOR HURRICANES

LOOKING BACK AT 2012

2012’s ACTUAL STORMS EXCEEDED THE FORECAST

FORECAST: 15 NAMED STORMS

WITH 4-8

BECOMING HURRICANES

ACTUAL: TWENTY NAMED STORMS; 10 HURRICANES

NAMED STORMS IN 2012

• ALBERTO - Tropical storm; May 19

• BERYL - Tropical storm; May 27

• CHRIS – Hurricane; June 21

• DEBBY – Tropical storm; June 23

• ERNESTO –Hurricane; Aug 3

• FLORENCE –Tropical storm: Aug 5

• GORDON –Hurricane, August 16

NAMED STORMS FOR 2012

• HELENE –Tropical Storm, Aug. 19

• ISAAC – Hurricane, August 21

• JOYCE –Tropical Storm, Aug. 25

• KIRK –Tropical Storm. Aug. 27

• LESLIE –Hurricane, Sept. 5

• MICHAEL –Hurricane, Sept. 5

• NADINE – Hurricane, Sept. 12

NAMED STORMS IN 2012

• OSCAR – Tropical Storm; Oct. 4

• PATTY – Tropical Storm; Oct. 11

• RAFAEL – Hurricane; October 12

• SANDY– A Super Hurricane; October 22

• TONY – Tropical Storm; Oct. 24

SANDY: A $300 BILLION STORM; OCTOBER 24, 2012

Sandy, 2012’s ninth hurricane, became a huge storm with wind and rain bands reaching out 500 km or more from the

storm center, producing 15-50 cm of rain and flooding in Jamaica, Bermuda, Haiti, Dominican Republic, Cuba, New Jersey,

and New York

CAT I HURRICANE SANDY: OCTOBER 24

SANDY: RAIN IN HAITI

SANDY REACHES HAVANA. CUBA: OCTOBER 25

SANDY: RAIN IN CUBA

SANDY: RAIN BEGINS IN FT LAUDERDALE, FLORIDA; OCT. 26

OCEAN CITY, MARYLAND

REHOBOTH BEACH, DELAWARE: OCT. 29

SUPER STORM SANDY: OCT. 29-30, 2012

NEW JERSEY: ATLANTIC CITY UNDER WATER

NEW JERSEY: OCEAN FRONT FLOODING

NEW JERSEY: STREETS FLOODED

FLOODING IN BROOKLYN, NY

$360 MILLION STORM SURGE, NEW HAVEN, CT: OCT. 30