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2012 Hurricane Season

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Graphical tropical weather outlook of the east Atlantic and Gulf of Mexico overlooking the tropical Atlantic basin. Click on the above image to jump to the GTWO of the Atlantic basin. Click here for GTWO of the Atlantic basin.

This page is produced by the National Weather Service Office in Upton (Long Island) New York. Below you will find current storm information for tropical weather activity in the East Atlantic basin and Gulf of Mexico.

Additional tropical storm information and activity is also available from the National Hurricane Center and Southern Region Headquarters.

Atlantic Basin Storms

SUBTROPICAL STORM BERYL Storm Center Lat: 32.4N Lon: 75.1W Movement: W OR 270 DEGREES AT 2 MPH Maximum sustained winds: 45 MPH Minimum central pressure: 1001 MB Storm Center is 582 MILES from New York City Central Park
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POST-TROPICAL CYCLONE ALBERTO Storm Center Lat: 33.1N Lon: 74.0W Movement: NE OR 50 DEGREES AT 17 MPH Maximum sustained winds: 35 MPH Minimum central pressure: 1008 MB Storm Center is 530 MILES from New York City Central Park
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Climatology
Annual Climatology

Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Wind Scale
Category	Winds mph
Depression	<39
T. Storm	39-73
Hurricane 1	74-95
Hurricane 2	96-110
Hurricane 3	111-130
Hurricane 4	131-155
Hurricane 5	> 155
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