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2009 Atlantic Hurricanes (9)

2009 Atlantic Depressions (8)

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Saffir-Simpson Scale - Category:

Category One - Minimal

Winds: 74-95 mph (64-82 kt or 119-153 km/hr)
Storm Surge: Generally 4-5 ft above normal
Damage: No real damage to building structures. Damage primarily to unanchored mobile homes, shrubbery, and trees. Some damage to poorly constructed signs. Some coastal road flooding and minor pier damage.

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2009 Pacific Hurricanes (17)

2009 Pacific Depressions (19)

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Storm Tracker 4 Team

	Jennifer Broome Jennifer Broome is the StormTracker 4 Chief Meteorologist. Jennifer loves spending time in the community, especially talking to school kids about her greatest passion, weather.
	David Mazza David's wife Crystal is a South Texas native and helped teach him to become more of a Texan -- and expects that one day he will use “y’all” in a sentence, maybe.
	Steve Linscomb Steve Linscomb is the weekend Meteorologist for the News 4 WOAI Storm Tracker.
	Siobhain Anders Siobhain Anders was born and raised right here in San Antonio. She’s a fifth generation Texan and loves to use the phrase “Y’all.”

Weather Almanac

Place: New England
Year: 1798
Event: Heavy snow with high winds; great damage to vessels on coast; many killed. Houses "buried in snow" -- tunnels needed to get out.

Place: Chicago, IL
Year: 1985
Event: November precipitation record: 7.65 inches (old record of 6.95 inches set in 1982). Note: November 1985 ended up with a total of 8.22 inches in city of Chicago.

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