Atlantic tropical and subtropical storms of 2005: peak wind and lowest pressure

Name: Atlantic tropical and subtropical storms of 2005: peak wind and lowest pressure
Creator: Unlabeled
License: Public domain (U.S. government work)

Wilma fell to 882 millibars, the lowest pressure in the Atlantic record, with winds of 160 knots. Katrina reached 902 millibars and 150 knots.

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y ↑: Peak wind (knots)
x →: Lowest pressure (millibars)

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The data: 28 points

Lowest pressure (millibars)	Peak wind (knots)
882	160
895	155
902	150
929	140
930	130
962	100
962	100
970	90
976	75
977	70
979	80
980	60
981	75
985	70
988	65
989	60
991	65
994	55
994	55
997	45
997	60
998	45
998	50
1001	45
1002	35
1002	45
1005	40
1006	35

Source: NOAA National Hurricane Center, Atlantic hurricane database (HURDAT2); each storm's peak wind and lowest pressure picked out by Unlabeled
Licence: Public domain (U.S. government work)
Read: 2026-10-27
Drawn: 28 points as the puzzle showed them · scatter

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Atlantic tropical and subtropical storms of 2005: peak wind and lowest pressure

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