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The area over the northeast Gulf extending into offshore the Southeast now has a 40% chance to develop into a tropical or subtropical system this weekend or early next week. Lots of off/on rain in Florida in the meantime.
Days since last H. Landfall - US: Any 266 (Milton) , Major: 266 (Milton) Florida - Any: 266 (Milton) Major: 266 (Milton)
Rem Barry
ADV#7 5:00 am EDT
23.0N 99.2W
Wind: 30MPH
Pres: 1008mb
Moving:
Nw at 12 mph
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List of Atlantic Basin Storms for 1931

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1931 Season Count: 9/2/1
# Storm From To Max Windspeed Min Pressure Google Map
1Tropical Storm Unnamed06/24/193106/28/1931
45 MPH
N/A[ Map ] 
2Tropical Storm Unnamed07/11/193107/17/1931
60 MPH
N/A[ Map ] 
3Tropical Storm Unnamed08/10/193108/18/1931
60 MPH
N/A[ Map ] 
4Tropical Storm Unnamed08/16/193108/21/1931
40 MPH
N/A[ Map ] 
5Hurricane Unnamed09/05/193109/12/1931
125 MPH
N/A[ Map ] 
6Hurricane Unnamed09/08/193109/16/1931
100 MPH
N/A[ Map ] 
7Tropical Storm Unnamed09/25/193109/27/1931
40 MPH
N/A[ Map ] 
8Tropical Storm Unnamed10/18/193110/22/1931
45 MPH
N/A[ Map ] 
9Tropical Storm Unnamed11/22/193111/25/1931
45 MPH
N/A[ Map ] 
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