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The unnamed tropical storm of 1909

Jun 26, 1909 to Jul 4, 1909Peak 52 mph

The unnamed tropical storm of 1909 passed within 50 miles of 42 counties in 2 states. It was strongest near Miami-Dade County, FL, as a tropical storm on June 28, 1909.

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Watch how it happened

Unnamed storm · 1909

How it happened

Follow the storm’s path, strength and milestones.

About this replay
Date and time (UTC)—Historical replay — not a forecast
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The storm

Peak strength
Tropical storm
52 mph, 45 kt
Counties within 50 miles
42
FL, GA
Counties within 100 miles
56
FL, GA
Strongest near the U.S.
Tropical storm
Miami-Dade County, FL, 2.0 mi, Jun 28, 1909
Landfalls recorded
2
Anywhere on the track

Every county it passed

Closest approach to each county boundary, with the storm’s strength at that moment.

Counties within 100 miles
Hernando CountyFL0.0Tropical stormJun 29, 1909
Wakulla CountyFL0.0Tropical stormJun 30, 1909
Polk CountyFL0.0Tropical stormJun 29, 1909
Pasco CountyFL0.0Tropical stormJun 29, 1909
Palm Beach CountyFL0.0Tropical stormJun 28, 1909
Broward CountyFL0.0Tropical stormJun 28, 1909
Citrus CountyFL0.0Tropical stormJun 29, 1909
Highlands CountyFL0.0Tropical stormJun 29, 1909
Glades CountyFL0.0Tropical stormJun 29, 1909
Dixie CountyFL1.2Tropical stormJun 30, 1909
Jefferson CountyFL1.5Tropical stormJun 30, 1909
Miami-Dade CountyFL2.0Tropical stormJun 28, 1909
Levy CountyFL2.7Tropical stormJun 30, 1909
Sumter CountyFL3.5Tropical stormJun 29, 1909
Okeechobee CountyFL3.5Tropical stormJun 29, 1909
Taylor CountyFL4.6Tropical stormJun 30, 1909
Hendry CountyFL5.2Tropical stormJun 29, 1909
Martin CountyFL5.2Tropical stormJun 29, 1909
Hillsborough CountyFL6.7Tropical stormJun 29, 1909
Lake CountyFL7.1Tropical stormJun 29, 1909
Hardee CountyFL9.2Tropical stormJun 29, 1909
Osceola CountyFL12.3Tropical stormJun 29, 1909
Marion CountyFL17.9Tropical stormJun 29, 1909
St. Lucie CountyFL18.1Tropical stormJun 29, 1909
Lafayette CountyFL18.3Tropical stormJun 30, 1909
Orange CountyFL19.5Tropical stormJun 29, 1909
DeSoto CountyFL21.0Tropical stormJun 29, 1909
Madison CountyFL22.1Tropical stormJun 30, 1909
Gilchrist CountyFL24.2Tropical stormJun 30, 1909
Indian River CountyFL25.4Tropical stormJun 29, 1909
Collier CountyFL28.8Tropical stormJun 29, 1909
Pinellas CountyFL30.4Tropical stormJun 29, 1909
Manatee CountyFL32.2Tropical stormJun 29, 1909
Brevard CountyFL33.1Tropical stormJun 29, 1909
Charlotte CountyFL33.9Tropical stormJun 29, 1909
Alachua CountyFL35.5Tropical stormJun 30, 1909
Monroe CountyFL35.9Tropical stormJun 28, 1909
Suwannee CountyFL37.9Tropical stormJun 30, 1909
Seminole CountyFL42.8Tropical stormJun 29, 1909
Brooks CountyGA44.0Tropical stormJun 30, 1909
Lee CountyFL44.3Tropical stormJun 29, 1909
Columbia CountyFL46.4Tropical stormJun 30, 1909
Sarasota CountyFL50.5Tropical stormJun 29, 1909
Hamilton CountyFL53.4Tropical stormJun 30, 1909
Lowndes CountyGA56.6Tropical stormJun 30, 1909
Volusia CountyFL57.4Tropical stormJun 29, 1909
Putnam CountyFL59.0Tropical stormJun 29, 1909
Union CountyFL59.5Tropical stormJun 30, 1909
Bradford CountyFL63.1Tropical stormJun 30, 1909
Echols CountyGA66.8Tropical stormJun 30, 1909
Clay CountyFL71.3Tropical stormJun 30, 1909
Baker CountyFL71.6Tropical stormJun 30, 1909
Flagler CountyFL75.7Tropical stormJun 29, 1909
St. Johns CountyFL88.9Tropical stormJun 29, 1909
Duval CountyFL92.3Tropical stormJun 30, 1909
Nassau CountyFL96.2Tropical stormJun 30, 1909

Distances are measured from hourly positions interpolated between the National Hurricane Center’s six-hourly fixes to each county boundary. Strength is shown only where the storm was still tropical. Methodology.

National Hurricane Center HURDAT2. Storm totals cover the Atlantic and Northeast and Central Pacific basins.