The 1935 hurricane season

Every storm track on one map · Atlantic · 8 systems

Atlantic storms
8
5 hurricanes · 3 major
Atlantic ACE
106
1991–2020 avg ≈ 123
Strongest
184 mph
1935 Labor Day Hurricane
Landfalling
2
Atlantic storms

TD TS Cat 1 2 3 4 5 · hover a track to highlight it, click to open the storm’s own page with an animated replay.

01 · Summary

How the 1935 season went

The 1935 Atlantic season produced 8 tropical storms, 5 hurricanes and 3 major hurricanes (Cat 3+), with an accumulated cyclone energy (ACE) of 106. The strongest was 1935 Labor Day Hurricane at 184 mph / 892 mb. 2 storms made landfall.

02 · Timeline

Storm by storm, month by month

MAYJUNJULAUGSEPOCTNOVUnnamed storm #1 — May 15–19, 1935Unnamed storm #1 TSUnnamed hurricane #2 — August 16–26, 1935Unnamed hurricane #2 Cat 41935 Labor Day Hurricane — August 29 – September 10, 19351935 Labor Day Hurricane Cat 5Unnamed storm #4 — August 30 – September 2, 1935Unnamed storm #4 TS1935 Cuba Hurricane — September 23 – October 2, 19351935 Cuba Hurricane Cat 41935 Jérémie Hurricane — October 18–27, 19351935 Jérémie Hurricane Cat 11935 Yankee Hurricane — October 30 – November 8, 19351935 Yankee Hurricane Cat 2Unnamed storm #8 — November 3–14, 1935Unnamed storm #8 TS

Each bar is one storm’s life, colored by its strength at that moment (faded = post-tropical). Click a bar to open the storm.

03 · Atlantic

Atlantic storms of 1935

StormDatesPeakPressureLandfallACE
Unnamed storm #1May 15 – May 19TS 58 mph1006 mb—1.8
Unnamed hurricane #2Aug 16 – Aug 26Cat 4 132 mph——25.9
1935 Labor Day HurricaneAug 29 – Sep 10Cat 5 184 mph892 mbFlorida23.3
Unnamed storm #4Aug 30 – Sep 2TS 58 mph——1.4
1935 Cuba HurricaneSep 23 – Oct 2Cat 4 138 mph955 mb—26.0
1935 Jérémie HurricaneOct 18 – Oct 27Cat 1 86 mph988 mb—8.4
1935 Yankee HurricaneOct 30 – Nov 8Cat 2 104 mph964 mbFlorida14.6
Unnamed storm #8Nov 3 – Nov 14TS 46 mph——4.9
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