NHC AL031933 · Atlantic basin
Unnamed Tropical Storm of 1933
July 14, 1933 – July 27, 1933
Tropical Storm Unnamed 1933 storm peaked at Tropical storm with 52 mph sustained winds and passed within 75 miles of 35 US cities, 0 of them while still at hurricane strength.
- Peak strength
- Tropical storm
- Cities within 75 mi
- 35
- At hurricane strength
- 0
- States
- 1
52 mph
when closest
Cities Unnamed 1933 storm passed near, strongest first
Texas (35)
- GanadoTropical storm · 43 mi
- El CampoTropical storm · 45 mi
- SeadriftTropical storm · 45 mi
- BolingTropical storm · 45 mi
- EdnaTropical storm · 47 mi
- WhartonTropical storm · 49 mi
- NeedvilleTropical storm · 56 mi
- BeasleyTropical storm · 61 mi
- East BernardTropical storm · 64 mi
- RosharonTropical storm · 66 mi
- RosenbergTropical storm · 66 mi
- RichmondTropical storm · 70 mi
- Eagle LakeTropical storm · 70 mi
- WallisTropical storm · 71 mi
- FresnoTropical storm · 72 mi
- AlvinTropical storm · 72 mi
- Sugar LandTropical storm · 72 mi
- ManvelTropical storm · 72 mi
- Missouri CityTropical storm · 73 mi
- RockportTropical storm · 74 mi
- HallettsvilleTropical storm · 74 mi
- PalaciosTropical storm · 11 mi
- Port LavacaTropical storm · 37 mi
- FreeportTropical storm · 45 mi
- Bay CityTropical storm · 10 mi
- BrazoriaTropical storm · 31 mi
- Lake JacksonTropical storm · 40 mi
- CluteTropical storm · 42 mi
- SweenyTropical storm · 24 mi
- Van VleckTropical storm · 14 mi
- West ColumbiaTropical storm · 29 mi
- AngletonTropical storm · 42 mi
- InezTropical storm · 43 mi
- DanburyTropical storm · 49 mi
- VictoriaTropical storm · 55 mi
About this record
The track is the National Hurricane Center's best-track record, revised after the season with every observation available. Strength at a city is the sustained wind on the track at the closest point, not the wind that city measured.