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Subject: G14) What is the peak number
of tropical storms and hurricanes to affect my town?
Contributed by Chris Landsea
The figure here (created by Todd Kimberlain) shows
for any particular location what the highest number of tropical
storms and hurricanes is that affect the area sometime during
the whole June to November hurricane season. Blue indicates a
peak of just 1 storm, orange is 2 storms, brick red is 3 storms,
green is 4 storms and red is 5 storms. We utilized the years 1944
to 1997 in the analysis and counted hits when a storm or hurricane
was within about 100 miles (165 km).
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