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List of Atlantic Basin Storms for 2009

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2009 Season Count: 9/3/2
# Storm From To Max Windspeed Min Pressure Google Map Animated Plot Extra
1Tropical Depression One05/28/200905/29/2009
35 MPH
1006mb[ Map ][ Plot ] [NHC] 
2Tropical Storm Ana08/11/200908/17/2009
40 MPH
1004mb[ Map ][ Plot ] [NHC] 
3Hurricane Bill08/15/200908/24/2009
135 MPH
943mb[ Map ][ Plot ] [NHC]1 recording
4Tropical Storm Claudette08/16/200908/17/2009
50 MPH
1006mb[ Map ][ Plot ] [NHC] 
5Tropical Storm Danny08/26/200908/29/2009
60 MPH
1006mb[ Map ][ Plot ] [NHC] 
6Tropical Storm Erika09/01/200909/03/2009
60 MPH
1004mb[ Map ][ Plot ] [NHC]1 recording
7Hurricane Fred09/07/200909/12/2009
120 MPH
958mb[ Map ][ Plot ] [NHC] 
8Tropical Depression Eight09/25/200909/26/2009
35 MPH
1008mb[ Map ][ Plot ] [NHC] 
9Tropical Storm Grace10/04/200910/05/2009
70 MPH
986mb[ Map ][ Plot ] [NHC] 
10Tropical Storm Henri10/06/200910/08/2009
50 MPH
1005mb[ Map ][ Plot ] [NHC] 
11Hurricane Ida11/04/200911/10/2009
105 MPH
976mb[ Map ][ Plot ] [NHC]3 recordings
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