July 19
27 entries from the federal record fall on July 19, across every year it covers.
Tropical cyclones
Storms at their strongest near the U.S. on this date.
- 1886Unnamed storm, category 1 near Citrus County, FL
- 1997Danny, category 1 near Mobile County, AL
Tornadoes
Tornadoes rated F3/EF3 or stronger, or that killed, on this date.
- 1952F3, 16.4 mile path, 1 killed Wibaux, MT; Golden Valley, ND
- 1950F3, 9.7 mile path Allen, OH
- 1952F3, 55.5 mile path Fallon, MT
- 1957F3, 13.8 mile path Hamilton, NE
- 1963F3, 10.6 mile path Kenosha, WI
- 1970F3, 5 mile path Oregon, MO
- 1994F3, 23 mile path Howard, IA; Winneshiek, IA
- 1996F3, 2.2 mile path Carroll, MD
- 2018EF3, 9.2 mile path Marion, IA; Mahaska, IA
- 2018EF3, 8.4 mile path Marshall, IA
- 2023EF3, 13.5 mile path Nash, NC; Edgecombe, NC
Deadly and costly storms
- 2022Excessive Heat, 81 deaths La Paz; Maricopa; Pinal; Yuma
- 2018Thunderstorm Wind, 17 deaths, $101,000 Camden; Cedar; Christian; Dade
- 2013Excessive Heat, 8 deaths Bronx; Kings; Nassau; New York
- 2023Excessive Heat, 7 deaths Clark; Lincoln
- 2011Flash Flood, 4 deaths Carbon
- 2012Thunderstorm Wind, 4 deaths, $916,000 Acadia; Allen; Calcasieu; Cameron
- 1998Heat, 3 deaths Logan; Oklahoma
- 1996Flash Flood, 1 deaths, $75.0 million Clarion
Earthquakes
Magnitude 5 or more in the lower 48 and Hawaii, 6.5 or more in Alaska, on this date (local time).
- 1954M5.0, near Tonopah, Nevada Nye County, NV
- 2006M5.0, near Ferndale, California Humboldt County, CA
Wildfires
Fires of 50,000 acres or more that began on this date.
- 2005Salmon Fork Fire, 255,430 acres AK
- 2017Bridge Coulee Fire, 222,645 acres MT
- 2003Missouri Breaks Complex, 137,971 acres MT
- 2018Boylston Fire, 66,325 acres WA