Pete Creedon
(Verified CFHC User)
Thu Sep 22 2005 08:59 PM
Whipiest (Wimpiest) TS or Hurricane?

I go for Hermine as whimpiest, and for the whimpiest hurricane; I say Gaston.

what are some of your choices?


cieldumort
(Moderator)
Sun Jul 16 2006 08:15 AM
Re: Whipiest TS or Hurricane?

Hermine was hillarious. "Made landfall" as not much more than a low-level swirl with some drizzle and breezes. I was astounded that NHC kept his advisory winds at TS. The night he headed up the Gulf Stream, TWC didn't even bother mentioning him... at all! lololol

HanKFranK
(User)
Thu Jul 20 2006 01:47 AM
Re: Whipiest TS or Hurricane?

gaston killed eight people in the richmond, va area from severe local flooding. i'd pick something more like floyd in the keys in 1987.. didn't kill anybody.
but yeah, for a tropical storm hermine was pretty weak. i'm not certain but i think the post analysis downgrades it to a depression at landfall.
vince last year probably caused more headache when it hit spain as a TD.
HF 0147z20july


Dr. Steve Schneider
(Registered User)
Thu Jul 20 2006 12:48 PM
Re: Whipiest (Wimpiest) TS or Hurricane?

T.S Eugene over hawaii in 1993. We took a direct hit. By the time it got to us, it was just a swirl of clouds shaped like a tropical storm. It only drizzled for like 5 minutes and winds were steady at 5-20 mph

RedHurricaneRanger
(Registered User)
Tue Feb 13 2007 12:41 AM
Re: Whipiest (Wimpiest) TS or Hurricane?

Katrina '99 ( A huge contrast to Katrina '05 )

allan
(Weather Master)
Tue Feb 13 2007 06:09 PM
Re: Whipiest (Wimpiest) TS or Hurricane?

Wimpiest TS - Larry 2003
Wimpiest Hurricane - Kyle 2002/ Ernesto 2006

16/9/6 - 2007 (La Nina)



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