THE GRAND LIST OF STORMS IN THE ATLANTIC SINCE 1995!

[HurricaneStriker]

In my spare time, I decided to create a list of all Atlantic storms since 1995. (Year subject to change). You will not find a list like this ever so oftentimes on the internet. I am planning to stretch this list to 1950 and maybe even to 1851! Please notify me for any errors in the list.
This list is sorted by barometric pressure intensity.
Feel free to use this list for any purpose.

Hurricane Wilma (2005): 185 mph, 882 mbar
Hurricane Rita (2005): 180 mph, 895 mbar
Hurricane Katrina (2005): 175 mph, 902 mbar
Hurricane Mitch (1998): 180 mph, 905 mbar
Hurricane Dean (2007): 175 mph, 905 mbar
Hurricane Ivan (2004): 165 mph, 910 mbar
Hurricane Isabel (2003): 165 mph, 915 mbar
Hurricane Opal (1995): 150 mph, 916 mbar
Hurricane Floyd (1999): 155 mph, 921 mbar
Hurricane Igor (2010): 155 mph, 925 mbar
Hurricane Earl (2010): 145 mph, 928 mbar
Hurricane Felix (2007): 175 mph, 929 mbar
Hurricane Emily (2005): 165 mph, 929 mbar
Hurricane Dennis (2005): 155 mph, 929 mbar
Hurricane Felix (1995): 140 mph, 929 mbar
Hurricane Gert (1999): 150 mph, 930 mbar
Hurricane Lenny (1999): 155 mph, 933 mbar
Hurricane Edouard (1996): 145 mph, 933 mbar
Hurricane Michelle (2001): 140 mph, 933 mbar
Hurricane Isidore (2002): 125 mph, 934 mbar
Hurricane Ike (2008): 145 mph, 935 mbar
Hurricane Frances (2004): 145 mph, 935 mbar
Hurricane Luis (1995): 140 mph, 935 mbar
Hurricane Hortense (1996): 140 mph, 935 mbar
Hurricane Georges (1998): 155 mph, 937 mbar
Hurricane Lili (2002): 145 mph, 938 mbar
Hurricane Karl (2004): 145 mph, 938 mbar
Hurricane Fabian (2003): 145 mph, 939 mbar
Hurricane Keith (2000): 140 mph, 939 mbar
Hurricane Gustav (2008): 155 mph, 941 mbar
Hurricane Charley (2004): 150 mph, 941 mbar
Hurricane Cindy (1999): 140 mph, 942 mbar
Hurricane Danielle (2010): 135 mph, 942 mbar
Hurricane Issac (2000): 140 mph, 943 mbar
Hurricane Bill (2009): 135 mph, 943 mbar
Hurricane Paloma (2008): 145 mph, 944 mbar
Hurricane Bret (1999): 145 mph, 944 mbar
Hurricane Erika (1997): 125 mph, 946 mbar
Hurricane Fran (1996): 120 mph, 946 mbar
Hurricane Alex (2010): 110 mph, 946 mbar
Hurricane Iris (2001): 145 mph, 948 mbar
Hurricane Marilyn (1995): 115 mph, 949 mbar
Hurricane Julia (2010): 135 mph, 950 mbar
Hurricane Alberto (2000): 125 mph, 950 mbar
Hurricane Jeanne (2004): 120 mph, 950 mbar
Hurricane Kate (2003): 125 mph, 952 mbar
Hurricane Bertha (2008): 125 mph, 952 mbar
Hurricane Bonnie (1998): 115 mph, 954 mbar
Hurricane Helene (2006): 120 mph, 955 mbar
Hurricane Gordon (2006): 120 mph, 955 mbar
Hurricane Karl (2010): 120 mph, 956 mbar
Hurricane Roxanne (1995): 115 mph, 956 mbar
Hurricane Alex (2004): 120 mph, 957 mbar
Hurricane Omar (2008): 135 mph, 958 mbar
Hurricane Fred (2009): 120 mph, 958 mbar
Hurricane Irene (1999): 110 mph, 958 mbar
Hurricane Bertha (1996): 115 mph, 960 mbar
Hurricane Lili (1996): 115 mph, 960 mbar
Hurricane Isidore (1996): 115 mph, 960 mbar
Hurricane Danielle (1998): 105 mph, 960 mbar
Hurricane Gustav (2002): 100 mph, 960 mbar
Hurricane Felix (2001): 115 mph, 962 mbar
Hurricane Maria (2005): 115 mph, 962 mbar
Hurricane Beta (2005): 115 mph, 962 mbar
Hurricane Dennis (1999): 105 mph, 962 mbar
Hurricane Dolly (2008):100 mph, 963 mbar
Hurricane Danielle (2004): 110 mph, 964 mbar
Hurricane Iris (1995): 110 mph, 965 mbar
Hurricane Michael (2000): 100 mph, 965 mbar
Hurricane Erin (2001): 120 mph, 968 mbar
Hurricane Humberto (1995): 110 mph, 968 mbar
Hurricane Juan (2003): 105 mph, 969 mbar
Hurricane Jeanne (1998): 105 mph, 969 mbar
Hurricane Humberto (2001): 105 mph, 970 mbar
Hurricane Irene (2005): 105 mph, 970 mbar
Hurricane Karl (1998): 105 mph, 970 mbar
Hurricane Otto (2010): 85 mph, 972 mbar
Hurricane Tanya (1995): 85 mph, 972 mbar
Hurricane Olga (2001); 90 mph, 973 mbar
Hurricane Erin (1995): 105 mph, 974 mbar
Hurricane Florence (2006): 90 mph, 974 mbar
Hurricane Ida (2009): 105 mph, 975 mbar
Hurricane Joyce (2000): 90 mph, 975 mbar
Hurricane Ivan (1998): 90 mph, 975 mbar
Hurricane Gabrielle (2001): 80 mph, 975 mbar
Unnamed Subtropical Storm (2000): 70 mph, 975 mbar
Hurricane Ophelia (2005): 85 mph 976 mbar
Hurricane Hanna (2008): 85 mph, 977 mbar
Hurricane Stan (2005): 80 mph, 977 mbar
Hurricane Richard (2010): 100 mph, 978 mbar
Hurricane Jose (1999): 100 mph, 979 mbar
Hurricane Claudette (2003): 90 mph, 979 mbar
Hurricane Nate (2005): 90 mph, 979 mbar
Hurricane Nicole(1198): 85 mph, 979 mbar
Hurricane Kyle (2002): 85 mph, 980 mbar
Hurricane Noel (2007): 80 mph, 980 mbar
Tropical Storm Delta (2005): 70 mph, 980 mbar
Hurricane Paula (2010): 100 mph, 981 mbar
Hurricane Epsilon (2010): 85 mbar, 981 mbar
Hurricane Gordon (2000): 80 mph, 981 mbar
Tropical Storm Josephine (1996): 70 mph, 981 mbar
Hurricane Tomas (2010): 100 mph, 982 mbar
Hurricane Karen (2001): 80 mph, 982 mbar
Hurricane Marco (1996): 75 mph, 983 mbar
Hurricane Kyle (2010): 85 mph, 984 mbar
Hurricane Danny (1997): 80 mph, 984 mbar
Hurricane Earl (1998): 100 mph, 985 mbar
Hurricane Humberto (2007): 90 mph, 985 mbar
Hurricane Cesar (1996): 85 mph, 985 mbar
Hurricane Issac (2006): 85 mph, 985 mbar
Hurricane Florence (2000): 80 mph, 985 mbar
Hurricane Philippe (2005): 80 mph, 985 mbar
Hurricane Gaston (2004): 75 mph, 985 mbar
Hurricane Ermesto (2006): 75 mph, 985 mbar
Hurricane Erika (2003): 75 mph, 986 mbar
Hurricane Noel (2001): 75 mph, 986 mbar
Hurricane Bill (1997): 75 mph, 986 mbar
Tropical Storm Fay (2009): 70 mph, 986 mbar
Tropical Storm Helene (2000): 70 mph, 986 mbar
Tropical Storm Grace (2009): 65 mph, 986 mbar
Subtropical Storm Nicole (2004): 50 mph, 986 mbar
Hurricane Lisa (2010): 80 mph, 987 mbar
Hurricane Noel (1995): 75 mph, 987 mbar
Hurricane Lisa (2004): 75 mph, 987 mbar
Hurricane Allison (1995): 75 mph, 987 mbar
Hurricane Vince (2005): 75 mph, 988 mbar
Hurricane Karen (2007) 75 mph, 988 mbar
Tropical Storm Gabrielle (1995): 70 mph, 988 mbar
Hurricane Dolly (1996): 80 mph, 989 mbar
Hurricane Shary (2010): 75 mph, 989 mbar
Tropical Storm Arlene (2005): 70 mph, 989 mbar
Hurricane Lorenzo (2007): 80 mph, 990 mbar
Tropical Storm Barry (2001): 70 mph, 990 mbar
Tropical Storm Nicholas (2003): 70 mph, 990 mbar
Tropical Storm Peter (2003): 70 mph, 990 mbar
Tropical Storm Fracnes (1998): 65 mph, 990 mbar
Tropical Storm Arthur (1996): 50 mph, 990 mbar
Hurricane Debby (2000): 85 mph, 991 mbar
Hurricane Cindy (2005): 75 mph, 991 mbar
Tropical Storm Chantal (1995): 70 mph, 991 mbar
Tropical Storm Hermine (2010): 65 mph, 991 mbar
Tropical Storm Odette (2003): 65 mph, 993 mbar
Tropical Storm Larry (2003): 65 mph, 993 mbar
Tropical Storm Dean (2001): 70 mph, 994 mbar
Tropical Storm Harvey (2005): 65 mph, 994 mbar
Tropical Storm Josephine (2008): 65 mph, 994 mbar
Tropical Storm Zeta (2005&2006): 65 mph, 994 mbar
Tropical Storm Laura (2008): 60 mph, 994 mbar
Tropical Storm Harvey (1999): 60 mph, 994 mbar
Tropical Storm Ana (2003): 60 mph, 994 mbar
Tropical Storm Pablo (1995): 60 mph, 994 mbar
Hurricane Lisa (1998): 75 mph, 995 mbar
Tropical Storm Alberto (2006): 70 mph, 995 mbar
Tropical Storm Otto (2004): 50 mph, 995 mbar
Tropical Storm Nicole (2010): 40 mph, 995 mbar
Tropical Storm Edouard (2008): 65 mph, 996 mbar
Tropical Storm Franklin (2005): 70 mph, 997 mbar
Tropical Storm Chantal (2001): 70 mph, 997 mbar
Tropical Storm Fiona (2010): 65 mph, 997 mbar
Tropical Storm Bill (2003): 60 mph, 997 mbar
Tropical Storm Dolly (2003): 60 mph, 997 mbar
Tropical Storm Henri (2003): 60 mph, 997 mbar
Tropical Storm Barry (2007): 60 mph, 997 mbar
Tropical Storm Arthur (2002): 60 mph, 997 mbar
Tropical Storm Chantal (2007): 50 mph, 997 mbar
Azores Subtropical Storm (2005): 50 mph, 997 mbar
Tropical Storm Matthew (2004): 45 mph, 997 mbar
Tropical Storm Barry (1995): 70 mph, 998 mbar
Tropical Storm Marco (2008): 65 mph, 998 mbar
Tropical Storm Cristobal (2008): 65 mph, 998 mbar
Tropical Storm Fay (2002): 60 mph, 998 mbar
Tropical Storm Matthew (2010): 60 mph, 998 mbar
Tropical Storm Jose (2005): 60 mph, 998 mbar
Unamed Tropical Storm (2006): 50 mph, 998 mbar
Tropical Storm Alpha (2005): 50 mph, 998 mbar
Tropical Storm Nadine (2000): 60 mph, 999 mbar
Tropical Storm Debby (2006): 50 mph, 999 mbar
Tropical Storm Cristobal (2002): 50 mph, 999 mbar
Tropical Storm Hermine (1998): 45 mph, 999 mbar
Tropical Storm Grace (1997): 45 mph, 999 mbar
Tropical Storm Dean (1995): 45 mph, 999 mbar
Tropical Storm Katrina (1999): 40 mph, 999 mbar
Hurricane Danny (2003): 75 mph, 1000 mbar
Tropical Storm Charley (1998): 70 mph, 1000 mbar
Tropical Storm Allison (2001): 60 mph, 1000 mbar
Tropical Storm Beryl (2006): 60 mph, 1000 mbar
Tropical Storm Ana (1997): 50 mph, 1000 mbar
Tropical Storm Karen (1995): 50 mph, 1000 mbar
Tropical Storm Bret (2005): 45 mph, 1000 mbar
Tropical Storm Bonnie (2004): 65 mph, 1001 mbar
Tropical Storm Sebastien (1995): 65 mph, 1001 mbar
Tropical Storm Chris (2006): 65 mph, 1001 mbar
Subtropical Storm Andrea (2007): 60 mph, 1001 mbar
Tropical Storm Hanna (2002): 55 mph, 1001 mbar
Tropical Storm Kyle (1996): 50 mph, 1001 mbar
Tropical Storm Gert (2005): 50 mph, 1001 mbar
Tropical Storm Tammy (2005): 50 mph, 1001 mbar
Tropical Storm Gamma (2005): 50 mph, 1001 mbar
Tropical Storm Edouard (2002): 65 mph, 1002 mbar
Tropical Storm Hermine (2004): 60 mph, 1002 mbar
Tropical Storm Alex (1998): 50 mph, 1002 mbar
Tropical Storm Ingrid (2007): 45 mph, 1002 mbar
Tropical Storm Mindy (2003): 45 mph, 1002 mbar
Tropical Storm Jerry (1995): 40 mph, 1002 mbar
Tropical Depression Fourteen (2002): 35 mph, 1002 mbar
Tropical Depression Eleven (1999): 35 mph, 1002 mbar
Tropical Depression Six (1995): 35 mph, 1002 mbar
Tropical Storm Olga (2007): 60 mph, 1003 mbar
Unnumbered Subtropical Storm (1997): 50 mph, 1003 mbar
Tropical Storm Claudette (1997): 45 mph, 1003 mbar
Tropical Storm Erin (2007): 40 mph, 1003 mbar
Tropical Storm Ana (2009): 40 mph, 1003 mbar
Tropical Storm Jerry (2007): 40 mph, 1003 mbar
Tropical Storm Gabrielle (2007) 60 mph, 1004 mbar
Tropical Storm Jerry (2001): 50 mph, 1004 mbar
Tropical Storm Erika (2009): 50 mph, 1004 mbar
Tropical Storm Emily (1999): 50 mph, 1004 mbar
Tropical Storm Arthur (2008): 45 mph, 1004 mbar
Tropical Storm Fabian (1997): 40 mph, 1004 mbar
Tropical Storm Nana (2008): 40 mph, 1004 mbar
Tropical Depression Two (1999): 35 mph, 1004 mbar
Tropical Depression Sixteen (2008): 30 mph, 1004 mbar
Tropical Storm Colin (2010): 65 mph, 1005 mbar
Tropical Storm Claudette (2009): 60 mph, 1005 mbar
Tropical Storm Henri (2009): 50 mph, 1005 mbar
Tropical Storm Gustav (1996): 45 mph, 1005 mbar
Tropical Storm Gaston (2010): 40 mph, 1005 mbar
Tropical Storm Melissa (2007): 40 mph, 1005 mbar
Tropical Depression Nine (2001): 35 mph, 1005 mbar
Tropical Depression Ten (2007): 35 mph, 1005 mbar
Tropical Depression Two (2010): 35 mph, 1005 mbar
Tropical Storm Arlene (1999): 60 mph, 1006 mbar
Tropical Storm Danny (2009): 60 mph, 1006 mbar
Tropical Storm Leslie (2000): 45 mph, 1006 mbar
Tropical Storm Lee (2005): 40 mph, 1006 mbar
Tropical Depression One (2009): 35 mph, 1006 mbar
Tropical Depression Nineteen (2005): 35 mph, 1006 mbar
Tropical Depression Seven (1999): 35 mph, 1006 mbar
Tropical Storm Beryl (2000): 50 mph, 1007 mbar
Tropical Storm Bertha (2002): 40 mph, 1007 mbar
Tropical Storm Lorenzo (2001): 40 mph, 1007 mbar
Tropical Storm Bonnie (2010): 40 mph, 1007 mbar
Tropical Storm Grace (2003): 40 mph, 1007 mbar
Tropical Depression Nine (2003): 35 mph, 1007 mbar
Tropical Depression Twelve (1999): 35 mph, 1007 mbar
Tropical Depression Five (2010): 35 mph, 1007 mbar
Tropical Depression Fourteen (2003): 35 mph, 1007 mbar
Tropical Storm Chris (2000): 40 mph, 1008 mbar
Tropical Storm Ernesto (2000): 40 mph, 1008 mbar
Tropical Depression Ten (2009): 35 mph, 1008 mbar
Tropical Depression Eight (2009): 35 mph, 1008 mbar
Tropical Depression Ten (2005): 35 mph, 1008 mbar
Subtropical Depression Twenty-Two (2005): 35 mph, 1008 mbar
Tropical Depression Two (2003): 35 mph, 1008 mbar
Tropical Depression Two (2000): 35 mph, 1008 mbar
Tropical Depression Nine (2000): 35 mph, 1008 mbar
Tropical Depression Fourteen (1995): 35 mph, 1008 mbar
Tropical Depression One (2000): 30 mph, 1008 mbar
Tropical Depression Five (1997): 30 mph, 1008 mbar
Tropical Storm Earl (2004): 50 mph, 1009 mbar
Tropical Storm Josephine (2002): 40 mph, 1009 mbar
Tropical Depression Ten (2004): 35 mph, 1009 mbar
Tropical Depression Four (2000): 35 mph, 1009 mbar
Tropical Depression Two (2001): 30 mph, 1010 mbar
Tropical Depression Six (2003): 35 mph, 1010 mbar
Tropical Depression Fifteen (2007): 35 mph, 1011 mbar
Tropical Depression Seven (2002): 35 mph, 1013 mbar
Tropical Depression Seven (2003): 35 mph, 1016 mbar


Legend:
Bold represents the strongest storm of that season.
Blue represents a tropical depression/subtropical depression*
Light blue represents a tropical storm/subtropical storm*
Yellow text represents a category 1 hurricane*
Golden text represents a category 2 hurricane*
Orange text represents a category 3 hurricane*
Orange-red text represents a category 4 hurricane*
Magenta-pink text represents a category 5 hurricane*

*I do not work on these colors immediately and some storms may not have a color. If I have time I will input the color legend into the list. Every time a new season(s) is added, the colors will reset to avoid confusion during editing. Then I can set the colors again in spare time.

Milestones:
Updated to 2000: November 26, 2010
Updated to 1995: November 27, 2010
Updated to 1990: Goal of 12/28/10
Updated to 1980: Goal of 12/1/10
Updated to 1970: Goal of 12/4/10
Updated to 1960: Goal of 12/5/10
Updated to 1950: Goal of 12/11/10
Updated to 1930: Goal of 12/13/10
Updated to 1900: Goal of 12/19/10
Updated to 1851: Goal of 12/26/10

Notes: List is currently right on schedule. To be complete by at least December 26, 2010 or New Years 2011.

Edit Log:

(November 26, 2010)
Edit 1: Changed Tropical Storm Fay from 2009 to 2008
Edit 2: Added a legend and color to the list
Edit 3: Corrected the white color of Hurricane Lorenzo (2007) to yellow to show category 1 intensity.
Edit 4: Changed "Unnamed Subtropical Storm (2000)" to "Unumbered Subtropical Storm (2000)" because subtropical storms were not named during the time. Also corrected typo (Unamed to Unnamed). Added this edit log.
Edit 5: Added more to asterisk quote. Added my opinion.
Edit 6: Addition Package: Added storms from 1995-1999 hurricane seasons. Colors however are reset.
Edit 7: Changed intro. Added Milestones.
Edit 8: Edited the Milestones section.
Edit 9: Edit milestones and added more color to complete.

Opinion: I think Storm2K should put this on the Tropical Center page. It would act like a list so guests and users can look at all the storms recorded in the HURDAT listed by intensity.

[Macrocane]

You worked a lot, the only error I could find was that it says Fay was on 2009 and it was on 2008.

[Migle]

Wow, you have alot of spare time Good work though and good list. Interesting that 2 in the Top 10 were this year to.

[Ad Novoxium]

Why was Danny from 2003 so mismatched? Were the pressure gradients off?

And also, thanks for this list! I've wanted to do various trivia and I feel inspired off of this!

[frigidice77]

Unumbered subtropical storm was the strongest not hurricane. Hurricane erin was the weakest cat 3. Hurricane alex was the strongest cat 2. Danny was the weakest hurricane. Hurricane was the weakest cat 4. Igor was the strongest cat 4. Wilma was the strongest cat 5. Emily was the weakest cat 5. Josephine was the weakest tropical storm. How can a depression have a pressure of 1016 in 2003 same with danny that year?

[HurricaneStriker]

Why was Danny from 2003 so mismatched? Were the pressure gradients off?

And also, thanks for this list! I've wanted to do various trivia and I feel inspired off of this!

Why was Danny mismatched? Look here:

Since Danny had developed at an unusually high latitude, the cyclone was embedded within a higher than average surrounding environmental pressure field. When Danny first became a tropical storm, its outermost closed isobar was 1024 mb - about 12 mb higher than average - and its center was located within about 350 n mi of the center of a 1031 mb high pressure system. This is not unprecedented and a good analog to Danny would be Hurricane Frances of 1986. Like Danny, Hurricane Frances developed at a fairly high latitude and within a higher than average background surface pressure field, and remained surrounded by above average pressures throughout its lifetime. Frances developed an eye feature in visible satellite imagery and later that same day a reconnaissance aircraft investigating the cyclone found flight-level winds of 75 kt and a surface pressure of 1000 mb

[HurricaneStriker]

NOTICE!!!: The list has been updated and now goes back until 1995.

[tropicana]

thanks for this great list!

[Cookie]

the yellow colour is a bit hard to read mate

[Ptarmigan]

Impressive List!

By Pressure
Strongest Hurricane-Wilma
Weakest Hurricane-Tropical Depression 7 (2003)

By Wind
Strongest-Wilma
Weakest-Various Tropical Depressions

Strongest (Based on Central Pressure and Peak Wind)
TD-2 (2002), 11 (1999), and 6 (1995)
TS-Unnamed Subtropical Storm (2000)
C1-Hurricane Otto (2010)
C2-Hurricane Alex (2010)
C3-Hurricane Isidore (2002)
C4-Hurricane Opal (1995)
C5-Hurricane Wilma (2005)

Weakest
Category
TD-Tropical Depression 7 (2003)
TS-Tropical Storm Josephine (2002)
C1-Hurricane Danny (2003)
C2-Hurricane Earl (1998)
C3-Hurricane Erin (2001)
C4-Hurricane Omar (2008)
C5-Hurricane Emily (2005)/Hurricane Felix (2007)

[Ptarmigan]

Here is a list on lowest and highest pressure regardless of peak and based on Best Track
Hurricane Danny (2003): 20 knot 1024 mbar
Hurricane Emily (1993): 30 knot 1020 mbar
Tropical Storm Barry (1995): 20 knot 1019 mbar
Hurricane Danielle (2004): 20 knot 1019 mbar
Hurricane Claudette (1991): 15 knot 1018 mbar
Subtropical Storm 3 (1976): 15 knot 1017 mbar
Tropical Storm Barry (1989): 30 knot 1017 mbar
Tropical Storm Iris (1989): 25 knot 1017 mbar
Tropical Storm Barry (2001): 10 knot 1017 mbar
Hurricane Lois (1966): 45 knot 1016 mbar
Hurricane Bonnie (1986): 20 knot 1016 mbar
Hurricane Arlene (1987): 10 knot 1016 mbar
Tropical Storm Alberto (1988): 25 knots 1016 mbar

[Cyclone1]

1024 mbar? Lol isn't that a high pressure?

[RobWESTPACWX]

This is awesome! Wow! Amazing how the top 3 all occured in 2005. That year was just terrifying.

[Ptarmigan]

1024 mbar? Lol isn't that a high pressure?

Yes, that would be high pressure. It is an extreme anomaly. It was in an area of high ambient pressure. Danny (2003) also has the highest pressure for a hurricane.

[bob rulz]

The yellow is very difficult to read, otherwise great work!!

[Hurricane2010]

I would just like to notify you the HurricaneStriker account doesn't work anymore Sorry for the inconveinence but I won't be able to update the list. See here: viewtopic.php?f=42&t=110034

[DioBrando]

this needs to be resurrected

[wxman57]

1024 mbar? Lol isn't that a high pressure?

Yes, that would be high pressure. It is an extreme anomaly. It was in an area of high ambient pressure. Danny (2003) also has the highest pressure for a hurricane.

That was the OUTERMOST closed isobar (1024mb). Central pressure was near 1000mb.