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September 23. The next day Helene became a hurricane, aided by an anticyclone aloft. It moved around a large ridge, bringing its center toward the southeastern United States. As the hurricane approached the
Carolinas, the hurricane rapidly intensified as the eye became visible on radar, and Helene reached peak winds of 150 mph (240 km/h) on the morning of September 27. An approaching trough turned the hurricane to the northeast, and Helene came within 10 mi (16 km) of the coast of North Carolina. It slowly weakened, and at the same time its size expanded. On September 29, Helene became extratropical as it was moving over Newfoundland. The remnants continued to the northeast, later turning to the southeast and dissipating on October 4 just west of
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October 7. Janice slowed that day and reached peak winds of 100 mph (160 km/h). On October 9, the hurricane turned to the east-northeast, and by that time had weakened slightly; however, the next day it re-attained its previous peak intensity while passing northwest of Bermuda, reaching a minimum pressure of 968 mbar (28.6 inHg). On October 12, Janice became extratropical in the northern Atlantic Ocean, and the next day merged with a stronger non-tropical low offshore Atlantic Canada.
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September 1, Ella strengthened to winds of 110 mph (180 km/h), as measured by the Hurricane Hunters. At that intensity, the hurricane passed just south of the Dominican Republic before making landfall in southwestern Haiti. In the Dominican Republic, heavy rainfall and floods caused $ 100,000 in damage, mostly in the country's southwestern portion. Heavy rainfall caused widespread flooding in southwestern Haiti, and thousands of people became homeless after their houses were damaged. Near
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washed away 25 houses and killed five people. One other person died in the country due to the hurricane. After Ella reached the Gulf of Mexico on
September 3, its structure was disrupted, and it remained a tropical storm as it continued to the west-northwest. Its outer rainbands produced
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A tropical wave spawned a tropical depression near the Lesser Antilles on August 30, which quickly became Tropical Storm Ella. It quickly intensified in the eastern Caribbean into a hurricane by August 31 while passing south of Puerto Rico; there, the outer rainbands caused some flooding
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120 mi (190 km) east of Cape Cod reported gusts to 87 mph (140 km/h). The storm also produced high tides and light rainfall, and forced 600 people to evacuate Nantucket. Due to its small size, there was no major damage in the United States. After affecting Nantucket, Daisy
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aloft. By early August 28, the hurricane reached peak winds of 130 mph (210 km/h), and a minimum pressure of 948 mbar (28.0 inHg) while offshore South Carolina. Daisy accelerated to the north, passing about 75 mi (121 km) east of Hatteras, North Carolina; there,
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of a small tropical cyclone near the Bahamas. After a Hurricane Hunters flight indicated winds of 55 mph (89 km/h), the Weather Bureau initiated advisories on Tropical Storm Daisy early on August 25 to the north of the Bahamas. That day it became a hurricane, and initially it moved
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by May 23 as it approached western Cuba. Later that day, the depression crossed the western portion of the island before turning to the northeast. On May 24, the system passed southeast of Florida, dropping heavy rainfall that peaked at 12.07 in (307 mm) in
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weakening the trough. An approaching cold front turned Cleo to the northeast on August 18 and caused it to accelerate. That day, it passed about 450 mi (720 km) east of Bermuda. On August 20, the hurricane became extratropical to the southeast of
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reported winds up to 46 mph (74 km/h). The storm's threat prompted gale warnings along the southern coast of Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic. In the former island, Gerda killed three people. Two people drowned after falling off a boat on
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After affecting Haiti, Ella weakened to a Category 1 hurricane before moving ashore in southeastern Cuba early on September 2. While traversing the island, Ella weakened to a tropical storm and was unable to restrengthen. Near
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to its north, a motion the depression would continue for much of its duration. Nearby ship reports indicated gradual strengthening, and the depression became a tropical storm on August 11. At 0400
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slowly to the northwest due to a ridge to the northeast. On August 26, a trough turned Daisy to the northeast, and the hurricane continued to intensify due to an
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2450:(Report). San Juan Weather Bureau
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2069:Journal of Geophysical Research
1810:South Pacific cyclone seasons:
1105:September 4 – September 11
642:. One person drowned along the
487:on May 28. An approaching
351:East Coast of the United States
320:Before the season started, the
3565:1958 Atlantic hurricane season
3150:1958 Atlantic hurricane season
3052:. Associated Press. 1958-10-08
2824:Report of Tropical Storm Gerda
2799:Report of Tropical Storm Gerda
2774:Report of Tropical Storm Gerda
2679:. Associated Press. 1958-08-30
2396:. Associated Press. 1958-06-18
2247:. Associated Press. 1958-05-25
2045:. Associated Press. 1958-08-28
2006:Jack W. Roberts (1958-06-15).
1933:"The Hurricane Season of 1958"
1495:Unnamed October tropical storm
737:and Cape Verde. That day, the
614:, and one person drowned near
248:1958 Atlantic hurricane season
32:1958 Atlantic hurricane season
1:
2983:Ralph L. Higgs (1958-10-13).
2880:Tropical Cyclone Point Maxima
2747:Ralph L. Higgs (1958-09-19).
2652:Tropical Cyclone Point Maxima
2517:Ralph L. Higgs (1958-08-14).
2468:Ralph L. Higgs (1958-08-21).
2443:Ralph L. Higgs (1958-08-12).
2211:James F. Andrews (May 1958).
2130:David Levinson (2008-08-20).
1792:1958 Pacific hurricane season
1453:100 mph (155 km/h)
1372:110 mph (175 km/h)
1268:150 mph (240 km/h)
1018:110 mph (175 km/h)
943:Morehead City, North Carolina
907:130 mph (215 km/h)
805:140 mph (220 km/h)
346:change in tide due to a storm
199:1958 Pacific hurricane season
1981:Dick Bothwell (1958-05-30).
1584:
1526:October 15 – October 17
1207:United States Virgin Islands
1113:85 mph (140 km/h)
1010:August 30 – September 6
694:70 mph (110 km/h)
539:65 mph (100 km/h)
322:United States Weather Bureau
103: • Lowest pressure
2020:– via Newspapers.com.
1797:1958 Pacific typhoon season
1534:50 mph (85 km/h)
1502:Tropical storm (SSHWS)
1445:October 4 – October 11
1177:60 mph (95 km/h)
1145:Tropical storm (SSHWS)
951:Provincetown, Massachusetts
657:Tropical storm (SSHWS)
502:Tropical storm (SSHWS)
421:60 mph (95 km/h)
384:Tropical storm (SSHWS)
204:1958 Pacific typhoon season
18:Tropical Storm Becky (1958)
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2598:Jack D. Tracy (May 1966).
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797:August 11 – August 20
714:Based on reports from the
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362:accumulated cyclone energy
262:. The strongest storm was
219:Atlantic hurricane seasons
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2985:Report on Hurricane Ilsa
1784:Tropical cyclones portal
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3050:Spokane Daily Chronicle
2822:Ralph L. Higgs (1958).
2797:Ralph L. Higgs (1958).
2772:Ralph L. Higgs (1958).
2677:The Washington Observer
2445:Advisory Number 1 Becky
2089:10.1029/jz064i009p01277
1569:Tropical cyclone naming
1224:Hurricane Helene (1958)
859:and mainland Portugal.
726:on August 12, the
473:temperature instability
181:$ 11.65 million (1958
2937:Saskatoon Star-Phoenix
2908:Storm Impact Summaries
2607:Monthly Weather Review
2220:Monthly Weather Review
2170:Monthly Weather Review
1940:Monthly Weather Review
1836:Monthly Weather Review
531:June 14 – June 16
275:subtropical depression
62:Last system dissipated
2933:"Helene Batters Nfld"
2419:The Milwaukee Journal
2043:The Ocala Star-Banner
1064:Grand Isle, Louisiana
1040:Hurricane Ella (1958)
485:extratropical cyclone
479:kept it offshore. In
2394:The Spokesman Review
2366:The Spokesman-Review
1987:St. Petersburg Times
1318:Caribou, Nova Scotia
1138:Tropical Storm Gerda
650:Tropical Storm Becky
413:May 25 – May 27
260:Saffir-Simpson scale
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2182:1958MWRv...86..186C
2081:1959JGR....64.1277S
1952:1958MWRv...86..477.
1489:San Salvador Island
1485:Vero Beach, Florida
495:Tropical Storm Alma
310:the previous season
268:barometric pressure
127:Seasonal statistics
54:First system formed
49:Seasonal boundaries
3532:Non-seasonal lists
3462:North Indian Ocean
2547:Environment Canada
1200:Barahona peninsula
743:peak surface winds
601:Brownsville, Texas
569:closed circulation
330:American Red Cross
96:1-minute sustained
92:150 mph (240 km/h)
43:Season summary map
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3016:November 3,
2957:Suri, Dan.
2543:"1958-Cleo"
1757:Zorna
1733:Wilna
1725:Virgy
1713:Udele
1705:Thora
1645:Milly
1563:Storm names
959:Texas Tower
934:anticyclone
620:Port Isabel
326:teleprinter
3495:Hurricanes
3329:Previous:
3081:2018-07-31
3056:2013-03-08
2994:2013-03-09
2969:2013-03-08
2943:2013-03-08
2918:2021-02-07
2886:2013-03-08
2860:2013-03-09
2833:2013-03-09
2808:2013-03-09
2783:2013-03-09
2758:2013-03-09
2733:2013-03-05
2708:2021-02-07
2698:1958-Daisy
2683:2013-03-07
2658:2013-03-08
2632:2013-03-09
2613:(5): 327.
2584:2013-03-07
2557:2021-02-07
2528:2013-03-06
2503:2013-03-06
2479:2013-03-06
2454:2013-03-06
2429:2013-03-06
2400:2013-03-06
2372:2013-03-06
2278:2013-03-06
2251:2013-03-08
2226:2013-03-08
2197:2013-03-08
2142:2011-07-23
2116:2013-03-09
2094:2013-03-07
2049:2013-03-07
2017:2022-08-31
1992:2013-03-09
1967:2013-03-06
1847:References
1741:Xrae
1689:Rena
1653:Nola
1637:Lila
1629:Katy
1540:1004
1302:Wilmington
1183:1001
1119:1000
853:St. John's
755:cold front
716:Cape Verde
605:Rio Grande
581:Tamaulipas
489:cold front
449:San Andrés
441:See also:
273:In May, a
173:52 overall
148:Hurricanes
3046:"8 Drown"
1459:968
1378:956
1306:Cape Fear
1274:930
1047:Les Cayes
1024:983
955:Nantucket
929:formation
913:948
811:947
616:Galveston
545:997
469:warm core
458:Homestead
427:999
3559:Category
3516:Typhoons
3502:Atlantic
3443:Cyclones
3301:Category
3026:cite web
2912:Archived
2702:Archived
2551:Archived
1770:See also
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1523:Duration
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1007:Duration
896:Duration
794:Duration
728:San Juan
683:Duration
597:landfall
589:pressure
528:Duration
410:Duration
334:Lakeland
114:; 27.46
3523:Pacific
3507:Pacific
3485:1958–59
3480:1957–58
3473:1958–59
3468:1957–58
3456:1958–59
3451:1957–58
2615:Bibcode
2178:Bibcode
2077:Bibcode
1948:Bibcode
1824:1958–59
1821:1957–58
1815:1958–59
1812:1957–58
1806:1958–59
1803:1957–58
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628:arroyos
585:Tampico
549: (
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431: (
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372:Systems
160:Cat. 3+
3387:Next:
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3259:Helene
1625:Janice
1618:Helene
1575:, and
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624:Medina
515:
397:
355:Helene
342:radars
314:trough
83:Helene
3247:Gerda
3211:Daisy
3187:Becky
3075:(PDF)
2988:(GIF)
2854:(PDF)
2827:(GIF)
2802:(GIF)
2777:(GIF)
2752:(GIF)
2603:(PDF)
2578:(GIF)
2522:(GIF)
2497:(GIF)
2473:(GIF)
2448:(GIF)
2272:(GIF)
2216:(PDF)
2166:(PDF)
1936:(PDF)
1610:Gerda
1599:Daisy
1593:Becky
1314:wharf
851:. In
477:ridge
366:knots
3436:1958
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3377:1958
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3271:Ilsa
3235:Fifi
3223:Ella
3199:Cleo
3175:Alma
3109:2024
3032:link
3018:2015
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1622:Ilsa
1607:Fifi
1603:Ella
1596:Cleo
1590:Alma
1542:mbar
1461:mbar
1380:mbar
1276:mbar
1185:mbar
1121:mbar
1026:mbar
915:mbar
813:mbar
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547:mbar
429:mbar
246:The
239:1960
235:1959
231:1958
227:1957
223:1956
116:inHg
108:mbar
106:930
79:Name
3434:in
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1956:doi
1546:hPa
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1030:hPa
949:to
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836:eye
817:hPa
724:UTC
706:hPa
551:hPa
433:hPa
288:USD
183:USD
112:hPa
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