1905
2 tropical cyclones near the U.S., 8 notable earthquakes.
Tropical cyclones
Storms whose tracks came within 100 miles of a U.S. county.
Earthquakes
Magnitude 5 or more in the lower 48 and Hawaii, 6.5 or more in Alaska, strongest first.
| Feb 13, 1905 | 7.6 | near Adak, Alaska Aleutians West AK |
| Mar 21, 1905 | 7.2 | near Adak, Alaska Aleutians West AK |
| Dec 10, 1905 | 6.7 | near Adak, Alaska Aleutians West AK |
| May 3, 1905 | 6.2 | Kilauea South Flank, Hawaii Hawaii HI |
| May 25, 1905 | 6.1 | Northwest of Huron, California Fresno CA |
| Dec 23, 1905 | 5.8 | Near Bakersfield, California Kern CA |
| Nov 11, 1905 | 5.5 | Near Shoshone, Idaho Lincoln ID |
| Jan 6, 1905 | 5.0 | near Bakersfield, California Kern CA |
Drought
On average 5% of lower-48 counties were in severe drought in 1905. The worst month was January 1905, with 12%.
Storm Prediction Center, National Hurricane Center HURDAT2, Monitoring Trends in Burn Severity, NOAA Storm Events Database, USGS Comprehensive Earthquake Catalog, NOAA nClimDiv Palmer Drought Severity Index. Damage is as reported at the time, not adjusted for inflation.