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NHC AL051933 · Atlantic basin

Unnamed Hurricane of 1933

July 24, 1933 – August 5, 1933

Data: NOAA NHC HURDAT2 and NOAA SPC tornado and hail reports, through 2025 · Updated

Hurricane Unnamed 1933 storm peaked at Category 1 with 92 mph sustained winds and passed within 75 miles of 233 US cities, 103 of them while still at hurricane strength.

The 1933 storm in the record

HURDAT2 tracks the unnamed storm of 1933 (AL051933) from July 24, 1933 to August 5, 1933; its peak was 92 mph (Category 1). HURDAT2 marks a landfall within 50 miles of a US city on this site: on July 30 at 75 mph (Category 1), 3 miles from Hobe Sound, FL. Its centre passed within 75 miles of 233 US cities, in 3 states and territories, most in Florida (144) and Puerto Rico (59). The strongest pass was 92 mph (Category 1) 22 miles from South Padre Island, TX; the centre came closest to Port Charlotte, FL, 1 mile away.

Peak strength
Category 1

92 mph

Cities within 75 mi
233
At hurricane strength
103

when closest

States
3

Cities Unnamed 1933 storm passed near, strongest first

Texas (30)

Puerto Rico (59)

Florida (144)

and 84 more

Other storms of the 1933 season

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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.