1950.E2.80.931979 List of New Jersey hurricanes

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hurricane belle south of new jersey



september 20, 1961 – hurricane esther parallels coastline offshore major hurricane, causing high surf , 70 mph (113 km/h) winds @ beaches in new jersey.
october 29, 1963 – outer rainbands of hurricane ginny produce light rainfall in state.
september 14, 1964 – hurricane dora causes high tides of 4 feet (1 m) , rainfall peaking @ 2.5 inches (6.35 cm).
june 13, 1966 – hurricane alma approaches coast before turning northeastward , becoming extratropical. storm causes high tide of 4.5 feet (1.4 m) in atlantic city.
september 16, 1967 – hurricane doria, while moving westward, produces light rainfall , wind gusts. minor damage occurs along coast, though storm kills 3 when boat offshore of ocean city sank in strong waves.
june 26, 1968 - tropical storm candy drops light rainfall in northern portions of state. rainfall peaks @ 3 inches.
august 20, 1969 – tropical storm camille produces light rainfall in southern portion of state.
september 7, 1969 – light precipitation occurs in association hurricane gerda.
august 28, 1971 – tropical storm doria moves through entire state, causing torrential rainfall amounting maximum of 8.09 inches (20.55 cm) in trenton. storm kills 3 people in new jersey.
october 1, 1971 – hurricane ginger strikes north carolina , drops light rainfall across south jersey.
june 23, 1972 – tropical storm agnes makes landfall on extreme western long island, new york, causing 6.34 inches (16.1 cm) of rain in new jersey little damage.
september 3, 1972 – tropical storm carrie produces light rainfall in south jersey.
september 25, 1975 – remnants of hurricane eloise causes light flooding in state.
august 10, 1976 – prior arrival of hurricane belle south, 250,000 evacuate shore during peak of tourist season. while paralleling coast offshore, causes winds of 65 mph (105 km/h) , gusts of 90 mph (145 km/h), along maximum rainfall total of 3.93 inches (9.98 cm) in cape may court house. in addition, hurricane causes storm surge of 8.85 feet (2.70 m) in atlantic city. however, damage less expected, , no deaths occur.
september 17, 1976 – remnants of subtropical storm drops light rainfall in state.
september 6, 1979 – hurricane david passes west of state, causing wind gusts peaking @ 58 mph , light rainfall. part of tornado outbreak caused hurricane reaches southern new jersey. wind gusts down power lines across state, leaving many without power after storm.




^ grady norton (1953). 1952 monthly weather review (pdf). weather bureau office. retrieved 2006-04-04. 
^ cite error: named reference buchholz et al. invoked never defined (see page).
^ david roth (2006). rainfall information hurricane ione . wpc. retrieved 2006-09-11. 
^ david roth (2008). rainfall summary hurricane flossy (1956) . hydrometeorological prediction center. retrieved 2008-01-27. 
^ roth, david m; weather prediction center (2012). tropical cyclone rainfall in mid-atlantic united states . tropical cyclone rainfall point maxima. united states national oceanic , atmospheric administration s national weather service. retrieved june 23, 2012. 
^ gordon e. dunn (1961). 1960 monthly weather review (pdf). weather bureau office. archived original (pdf) on 2011-05-25. retrieved 2006-04-03. 
^ cite error: named reference hurdat invoked never defined (see page).
^ gordon e. dunn , staff (1962). 1961 monthly weather review (pdf). weather bureau office. retrieved 2006-04-03. 
^ gordon e. dunn , staff (1965). 1961 monthly weather review (pdf). u.s. weather bureau office. retrieved 2006-04-03. 
^ arnold l. sugg (1967). 1966 monthly weather review (pdf). weather bureau office. archived original (pdf) on 2013-02-17. retrieved 2006-04-03. 
^ arnold l. sugg & joseph m. pellisier (1967). 1967 monthly weather review (pdf). weather bureau office. retrieved 2006-04-04. 
^ r. h. simpson & john hope (1971). 1971 monthly weather review (pdf). weather bureau office. archived original (pdf) on 2008-09-23. retrieved 2006-04-03. 
^ r.h. simpson & paul j. hebert (1962). 1972 monthly weather review (pdf). weather national hurricane center. archived original (pdf) on 2011-05-25. retrieved 2006-04-04. 
^ paul j. hebert (1976). 1975 monthly weather review (pdf). national hurricane center. archived original (pdf) on 2007-10-26. retrieved 2006-04-04. 
^ miles b. lawrence (1977). 1976 monthly weather review (pdf). national hurricane center. retrieved 2006-04-04. 
^ paul j. hebert (1980). 1979 monthly weather review (pdf). national hurricane center. archived original (pdf) on 2011-01-04. retrieved 2006-04-03. 






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