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neospaceblue
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What is the largest Atlantic tropical storm or hurricane?
      #77576 - Thu Aug 30 2007 03:00 PM

I was wondering what is the largest Atlantic tropical storm or hurricane?

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audienceofone
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Re: What is the largest Atlantic Hurricane? [Re: neospaceblue]
      #77578 - Thu Aug 30 2007 04:24 PM

Are you talking largest radius of hurricane force winds or are you using another parameter to determine largest?

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Re: What is the largest Atlantic Hurricane? [Re: audienceofone]
      #77579 - Thu Aug 30 2007 05:05 PM

By tropical storm force winds

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audienceofone
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Re: What is the largest Atlantic Hurricane? [Re: neospaceblue]
      #77580 - Thu Aug 30 2007 05:33 PM

My historical knowledge is fairly limited on this subject, but I believe Hurricane Floyd in 1999 registers the largest TS force winds at a diameter around 580 miles. Anyone think of one bigger?

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