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well i dont have a pic of betty but i managed to get this info of the web....Hurricane Hunter 914 wrote:I've never seen that picture before. Pretty cool. How about Hurricane Betty
Hurricane Betty
(August 22 to September 1, 1972)
The first evidence of the disturbance that was to develop into Hurricane Betty appeared on August 21, 1972 in an area located about 460 kilometres north-northwest of Bermuda. The disturbance was designated Subtropical Storm Bravo on August 23 as ship reports suggested winds had reached gale force. Bravo continued eastward with little change in intensity during the next 24 hours. By the morning of the 25th, however, reports indicated that a warm core system was in progress. Unfavourable northwest winds over Bravo delayed further intensification until late on the 26th when acceleration and intensification took place. On the morning of the 27th, Subtropical Storm Bravo became Hurricane Betty in the north central Atlantic about 1480 kilometres west of the Azores. Records indicate that this is the highest latitude at which a storm ever first became a hurricane. Betty began to weaken and as pressures built to the east of the centre, deceleration took place. By the morning of the 30th, Betty turned to the west, after coming close to the island of Corvo in the Azores. Later that day, winds dropped below hurricane force, and by late on the 31st they were barely of tropical storm strength. The storm accelerated northward and became extratropical about 925 kilometres northwest of Corvo on the morning of September 1.
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HalloweenGale wrote:How about the following:
Ana(1997)
Frances(1998)
Hermine(1998)
Georges(as a dying tropical depression)(1998)
Mitch, as an extratropical system
Floyd(1993)
Harvey(1993)
Katrina(1981)
Floyd(1987)
Arlene(1987)
Michael(2000)
I'll have more later....
HERE'S ANA.

HERE'S FRANCES AS A TROPICAL STORM IN 1998.

HERE'S HERMINE ALSO AS A TROPICAL STORM..

DONT HAVE OF GEORGES AS A TD BUT I HAVE OTHERS HERE YA GO..




I DECIDED TO ADD THIS ONE CAUSE I THOUGHT IT WAS COOL...4 NAMED STORMS AT THE SAME TIME IN 1998!

ONLY MITCH I HAVE IS THIS ONE WHICH IS ACTUALLY ONE OF MY FAVORITES...



NO IMAGES OF FLOYD IN 1993...BUT I GOT PICS OF FLOYD IN 1999..

HURRICANE MICHEAL IN 2000...

ASK ME FOR MORE RECENT HURRICANES U ARE GOING TO FAR BACK...
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If you want to see a satellite image of Atlantic named storms since 1977, go to Wikipedia Encyclopedia. Here's the link for Atlantic Hurricane Seasons:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_At ... ne_seasons
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_At ... ne_seasons
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HalloweenGale wrote:How about the following:
Ana(1997)
Frances(1998)
Hermine(1998)
Georges(as a dying tropical depression)(1998)
Mitch, as an extratropical system
Floyd(1993)
Harvey(1993)
Katrina(1981)
Floyd(1987)
Arlene(1987)
Michael(2000)
I'll have more later....
Floyd 1987

Arlene 1987

Mitch Extratropical

Dying Georges

Harvey 1993

Katrina 1981

Ana 1997

Frances 1998

Hermine 1998

Michael 2000

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