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Days since last H. Landfall - US: Any 79 (Milton) , Major: 79 (Milton) Florida - Any: 79 (Milton) Major: 79 (Milton)
 

List of Atlantic Basin Storms for 1953

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(Note there are issues with some of the pre 2004 data in some instances, this will be cleaned up soon)
1953 Season Count: 13/6/4
# Storm From To Max Windspeed Min Pressure Google Map
1Tropical Storm Alice05/25/195306/06/1953
70 MPH
N/A[ Map ] 
2Hurricane Barbara08/11/195308/16/1953
110 MPH
N/A[ Map ] 
3Tropical Storm Unnamed08/28/195309/03/1953
60 MPH
N/A[ Map ] 
4Hurricane Carol08/28/195309/09/1953
150 MPH
N/A[ Map ] 
5Hurricane Dolly09/08/195309/17/1953
115 MPH
N/A[ Map ] 
6Hurricane Edna09/14/195309/20/1953
125 MPH
N/A[ Map ] 
7Tropical Storm Unnamed09/14/195309/20/1953
70 MPH
N/A[ Map ] 
8Hurricane Florence09/23/195309/28/1953
125 MPH
N/A[ Map ] 
9Hurricane Gail10/02/195310/05/1953
80 MPH
N/A[ Map ] 
10Extratropical Storm Unnamed10/03/195310/10/1953
70 MPH
N/A[ Map ] 
11Tropical Storm Unnamed10/05/195310/08/1953
70 MPH
N/A[ Map ] 
12Tropical Storm Hazel10/07/195310/12/1953
70 MPH
N/A[ Map ] 
13Tropical Storm Unnamed11/23/195311/26/1953
50 MPH
N/A[ Map ] 
14Tropical Storm Unnamed12/07/195312/09/1953
40 MPH
N/A[ Map ] 
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