1074:. Trekking to the northwest, the cyclone approached North Carolina on August 1 but then turned northeastward. Chenoweth theorized that the storm briefly attained hurricane status on the following day before weakening to a tropical depression and dissipating roughly halfway between Bermuda and Nova Scotia. The next unofficial system began about halfway between Bermuda and Puerto Rico on August 13. Moving generally north-northwestward, the depression dissipated just west of Bermuda three days later. Chenoweth concluded that the cyclone briefly attained hurricane status on August 14. A third unofficial system formed on August 17 near
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244:(HURDAT). However, climate researcher Michael Chenoweth authored a reanalysis study, published in 2014, which concluded that the 1876 season featured a total of 12 tropical cyclones. This included the removal of the third system due to a lack of information and the addition of eight previously undocumented storms. Chenoweth also proposed some alterations to the track and intensity of each storm, including a significant extension of the track and duration of the first cyclone. However, these changes have yet to be incorporated into HURDAT.
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reportedly encountered this storm before
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The track of the season's third cyclone begins about 270 mi (435 km) east-northeast of the Lesser
Antilles. It headed north, peaking with winds of 60 mph (95 km/h) and passing well to the east of Bermuda. The system apparently dissipated on September 18. Chenoweth could not
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Of the known 1876 cyclones, both the first and fourth systems were first documented in 1995 by José Fernández-Partagás and Henry Diaz. They also proposed large changes to the known tracks of the second and fifth storms. The track and start position of the fifth system was further amended in 2003 by
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Chenoweth proposed that another storm developed roughly halfway between the Capo Verde
Islands and the Leeward Islands on September 12. The cyclone initially moved north-northwestward to northwestward before turning to the northeast three days later. On September 18, the system became
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Hispaniola and Cuba before becoming extratropical over the Straits of Florida on August 25. That same day, another storm formed about halfway between Bermuda and Puerto Rico. Moving mostly north-northeastward throughout its duration, the storm held
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Chenoweth began the track for this system farther south and two days earlier, October 10. The storm intensified into a hurricane on
October 12, several days before HURDAT indicates. Additionally, the study proposed that the cyclone weakened to a tropical storm slightly earlier on
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On Grand Cayman, where west winds occurred during the closest approach of the cyclone, severe damage and the destruction of 170 houses was reported. The storm disrupted communications via telegram across the island of Cuba, although the most significant damage occurred in Havana and
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Bermuda and Nova Scotia on September 9. It transitioned into an extratropical cyclone two days later. On September 12, the track of the next storm begins as a hurricane just east of the
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Atlantic hurricane database (HURDAT) officially recognizes five tropical cyclones for the 1876 season. Four storms attained hurricane status, with winds of 75 mph (120 km/h) or greater. The second and fourth hurricanes both peaked with
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up to 115 mph (185 km/h). Thus, both of these storms intensified into a major hurricane. In 1995, reanalysis by José Fernández-Partagás and Henry Diaz led to the addition of the first and fourth systems in HURDAT. While the
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before being last detected to the northeast of Bermuda on October 23. Overall, the cyclones of the 1876 season are known to have collectively caused at least 52 deaths and more than $ 5.03 million in damage.
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on July 17. Moving west-northwestward, the system remained just south of the Greater Antilles as it intensified into a hurricane. Two landfalls at hurricane intensity occurred in Mexico – first on the
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was destroyed. Two decades later in 1896, the storm was still noted by settlers as among the worst ever in South Florida. Bermuda recorded gale-force winds and a pressure of 29.30 inHg (992 mb).
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late on September 12. By early the next day, the cyclone briefly intensified into a Category 3 hurricane, peaking with winds of 115 mph (185 km/h), several hours before striking
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accident), but were still related to that storm. Damage and deaths include totals while the storm was extratropical, a wave, or a low, and all of the damage figures are in 1876 USD.
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on September 29. Moving north-northwestward, the cyclone passed just west of Barbados that day and briefly attained hurricane status. The storm then turned westward and struck
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provinces. The city of Havana reported significant damage to several buildings. In South Florida, the hurricane produced tides of 8 to 10 ft (2.4 to 3.0 m) on
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early on September 30 before curving southwest over the Caribbean. On October 1, the system weakened to a tropical depression and dissipated near
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2132:. London, United Kingdom. November 13, 1876. p. 6
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2314:Hurricanes and Typhoons: Past, Present and Future
2274:Florida Hurricanes and Tropical Storms, 1871-2001
1650:Landsea, Christopher W.; et al. (May 2015).
1622:Fernández-Partagás, JosĂ©; DĂaz, Henry F. (1995).
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1504:All damage figures are in 1876
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2254:North Carolina's Hurricane History
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2072:. October 28, 1876. p. 10
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1468:List of Puerto Rico hurricanes
335:, was first observed near the
214:1876 Atlantic hurricane season
32:1876 Atlantic hurricane season
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2369:, University of Miami Press,
930:115 mph (185 km/h)
812:105 mph (165 km/h)
804:September 29 – October 5
547:115 mph (185 km/h)
216:featured the first hurricane
2347:Oyer III, Harvey E. (2008),
2013:. October 1, 1876. p. 1
1923:"Center fix data: 1871-1880"
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678:and eleven others after the
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568:Hurricane San Felipe of 1876
439:90 mph (150 km/h)
101: • Lowest pressure
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2140:– via Newspapers.com.
2113:Duedall & Williams 2002
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1959:– via Newspapers.com.
1904:– via Newspapers.com.
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2011:Knoxville Daily Tribune
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2667:1876 natural disasters
2351:, Middle River Press,
1019:, on the west side of
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171:$ 5.03 million (1876
62:Last system dissipated
2381:Woodman, Jim (1972),
2333:The Commodore's Story
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1247:September 12–19
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489:extratropical cyclone
18:Hurricane Five (1876)
2296:, Carroll and Graf,
2252:Barnes, Jay (1995),
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1945:"Queenstown, Oct. 4"
1857:"The September Gale"
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1120:Saffir–Simpson scale
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708:Tropical Storm Three
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1890:"Fearful Hurricane"
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125:Seasonal statistics
54:First system formed
49:Seasonal boundaries
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2559:North Indian Ocean
2070:The New York Times
2063:"Marine Disasters"
1861:The New York Times
1754:Journal of Climate
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1272:Dominican Republic
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1529:References
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617:Hispaniola
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138:Hurricanes
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2017:March 12,
1955:March 12,
1949:The Times
1929:March 11,
1867:March 12,
1815:April 16,
1786:April 15,
1662:April 16,
1630:April 15,
1568:April 16,
1355:Nicaragua
1225:90 (150)
1178:Max 1-min
1001:Melbourne
993:Sebastian
969:barometer
936:958
841:Nicaragua
674:, two in
553:980
445:970
368:Nicaragua
278:Nicaragua
2613:Typhoons
2599:Atlantic
2540:Cyclones
1765:: 8682.
1436:See also
1393:Unknown
1390:Unknown
1350:Unknown
1322:Unknown
1319:60 (95)
1292:Virginia
1172:category
1076:Barbados
1064:Veracruz
1009:Matanzas
919:Duration
868:Acapulco
823:The RMS
801:Duration
741:Duration
682:sank at
664:San Juan
633:Cape Cod
599:between
585:Anguilla
536:Duration
428:Duration
360:Cape Cod
218:landfall
112:; 28.29
2620:Pacific
2604:Pacific
2582:1876–77
2577:1875–76
2570:1876–77
2565:1875–76
2553:1876–77
2548:1875–76
1767:Bibcode
1428:
1386:Bermuda
1280:Florida
1211:Ref(s)
1208:Deaths
965:Bejucal
940: (
932:(1-min)
860:Managua
814:(1-min)
754:(1-min)
690:, with
605:Humacao
601:Yabucoa
557: (
549:(1-min)
477:Bermuda
449: (
441:(1-min)
390:Systems
376:Florida
294:Bermuda
290:Florida
150:Cat. 3+
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1310:Three
1199:Damage
1187:press.
1170:Storm
1089:Azores
973:Havana
957:Panama
906:
879:Tobago
788:
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591:, and
523:
473:Alfred
467:, and
465:Alfred
415:
341:struck
288:, and
254:Lesser
224:since
2066:(PDF)
1479:Notes
1369:Five
1338:Four
1331:None
1328:None
1325:None
1237:None
1234:None
1231:None
1164:name
1162:Storm
1153:1876
999:near
469:Astor
2533:1876
2486:1880
2479:1879
2474:1878
2469:1877
2464:1876
2459:1875
2454:1874
2449:1873
2444:1872
2439:1871
2434:1870
2428:1869
2387:ASIN
2371:ASIN
2353:ISBN
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2298:ISBN
2280:ISBN
2258:ISBN
2174:2024
2138:2023
2078:2023
2049:2024
2019:2024
1993:2012
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1931:2024
1902:2023
1869:2024
1817:2024
1788:2024
1709:2024
1664:2024
1632:2024
1570:2024
1417:958
1381:958
1276:Cuba
1256:980
1244:Two
1228:970
1216:One
1191:mbar
1185:Min.
1180:wind
938:mbar
825:Nile
603:and
555:mbar
479:and
447:mbar
356:1861
352:Cuba
350:and
286:Cuba
256:and
236:the
226:1861
212:The
205:1878
201:1877
197:1876
193:1875
189:1874
114:inHg
106:mbar
104:958
82:Five
79:Name
2531:in
1775:doi
1506:USD
1425:52
1362:20
1303:32
1278:),
1266:),
1203:USD
1145:C5
1142:C4
1139:C3
1136:C2
1133:C1
1130:TS
1127:TD
981:eye
942:hPa
872:UTC
639:.
559:hPa
451:hPa
270:USD
220:in
173:USD
110:hPa
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