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What is the closest 2 hurricanes have made landfall(in miles) in the span of 7 days?
what is the most tropical systems in the atlantic at one time?
im just trying to take this discussion out of the td 6 thread
discuss...
What is the closest 2 hurricanes have made landfall(in miles) in the span of 7 days?
what is the most tropical systems in the atlantic at one time?
im just trying to take this discussion out of the td 6 thread
discuss...
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I know that Frances and Jeanne are the only two hurricanes to havethe closest landfall locations in one year, but I don't know about 7 days.
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HurricaneHunter914 wrote:I know that Frances and Jeanne are the only two hurricanes to havethe closest landfall locations in one year, but I don't know about 7 days.
I'll vouch for Frances and Jeanne...I experienced the eye of both of them directly over my head!!!



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Connie and Diane struck the Mid Atlantic about a week apart in AUgust 1955
September 25, 1998 had 4 simultaneous hurricanes
Hurricane Georges, Ivan, Jeanne and Karl
from the Karl 1998 report
September 25, 1998 had 4 simultaneous hurricanes
Hurricane Georges, Ivan, Jeanne and Karl
from the Karl 1998 report
Karl became a hurricane near 1200 UTC 25 September while centered about 550 n mi east-southeast of Bermuda. At this time, Hurricane Georges was over the Straits of Florida, Hurricane Ivan was over the North Atlantic about 500 n mi west-southwest of the Azores, and Hurricane Jeanne was over the tropical Atlantic about midway between Africa and the Lesser Antilles. Thus, Karl became the fourth hurricane to co-exist over the Atlantic. According to records at the NHC, the last time four hurricanes were in existence in the Atlantic at the same time was on August 22, 1893. Records also note that on September 11, 1961, three hurricanes and possibly a fourth existed.
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Yep in 1955 Connie and Diane both hit NC one hit Aug 15 and the other hit Aug 21, however one came over the outer banks and the other came ashore in the Cape Fear region. As for distance between landfalls I know Bertha and Fran in 1996 both came ashore in the same spot and the difference between them at there last postion plots before landfall ( about 25-30 miles south of Cape Fear) is only about 10 miles apart.
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NCgreenhead wrote:Yep in 1955 Connie and Diane both hit NC one hit Aug 15 and the other hit Aug 21, however one came over the outer banks and the other came ashore in the Cape Fear region. As for distance between landfalls I know Bertha and Fran in 1996 both came ashore in the same spot and the difference between them at there last postion plots before landfall ( about 25-30 miles south of Cape Fear) is only about 10 miles apart.
Yep and what a mess they made
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