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Special Tropical Weather Outlook issued for area in the East-Central Atlantic, only with 10% chance for development, not expected to do much.
Days since last H. Landfall - US: Any 241 (Idalia) , Major: 241 (Idalia) Florida - Any: 241 (Idalia) Major: 241 (Idalia)
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List of Atlantic Basin Storms for 2014

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2014 Season Count: 8/6/2
# Storm From To Max Windspeed Min Pressure Google Map Animated Plot Extra
1Hurricane Arthur06/30/201407/05/2014
100 MPH
973mb[ Map ][ Plot ] [NHC]5 recordings
2Tropical Depression Two07/21/201407/23/2014
35 MPH
1012mb[ Map ][ Plot ] [NHC] 
3Hurricane Bertha07/31/201408/06/2014
80 MPH
998mb[ Map ][ Plot ] [NHC]2 recordings
4Hurricane Cristobal08/23/201408/29/2014
85 MPH
970mb[ Map ][ Plot ] [NHC]1 recording
5Tropical Storm Dolly09/01/201409/03/2014
50 MPH
1002mb[ Map ][ Plot ] [NHC] 
6Hurricane Edouard09/11/201409/19/2014
115 MPH
955mb[ Map ][ Plot ] [NHC] 
7Hurricane Fay10/10/201410/13/2014
75 MPH
986mb[ Map ][ Plot ] [NHC] 
8Hurricane Gonzalo10/12/201410/19/2014
145 MPH
940mb[ Map ][ Plot ] [NHC]4 recordings
9Tropical Storm Hanna10/21/201410/27/2014
40 MPH
1000mb[ Map ][ Plot ] [NHC] 
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