AL042005 | 2005 season
- Formed
- 2005-07-04
- Dissipated
- 2005-07-18
- Peak wind
- 130 kt
- Lifetime category
- 4
- Min pressure
- 930 mb (lifetime)
- Florida date
- 2005-07-10
- Approach
- gulf
- FL regions
- NW3
- Center landfall
- yes (1)
- ENSO (ASO ONI)
- -0.11
- Peak surge (FL)
- 9 ft (Apalachee Bay (St. Marks inundated), well east of the Navarre Beach landfall)
Surge: storm surge above normal tide, 6-9 ft across the landfall zone. The peak Florida surge occurred roughly 150 miles east of landfall; higher than known winds there would support, per the TCR. Source: NHC Tropical Cyclone Report.
Track
- below hurricane strength
- Cat 1
- Cat 2
- Cat 3
- Cat 4
- Cat 5
- first track point
- landfall (HURDAT2 L record, colored by intensity there)
- Florida-relevant point (strongest fix on the FL impact date)
- Florida Straits / Cuba shelf corridor (where track wobble is measured)
HURDAT2 best track. Coastline is stylized for orientation, not a boundary source.
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Intensity
Maximum sustained wind over the storm lifetime, with Saffir-Simpson thresholds and the Florida-relevant date marked. All values from HURDAT2.
Official Sources
NHC Tropical Cyclone Report (PDF, track map inside)
How This Record Was Built
join: name_match | confidence: high | pressure diff: 16mb | enrichment v1.3.0 | status: machine_enriched
Impact facts from the NOAA Continental US Hurricane Impacts table; track and intensity from NOAA HURDAT2; ENSO phase from CPC ONI. Full rules on the methodology page.
