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Unnamed tropical storm of 1865 (AL021865)

Unnamed tropical storm of 1865 (AL021865) was a tropical storm at its peak, with 58 mph winds, per NOAA's National Hurricane Center. Modeled winds reached tropical-storm force (39 mph) at 2 of the cities we track; the strongest was Edinburg, TX, with a modeled peak gust of 51 mph.

Peak strength58 mph winds (1-minute)
Tropical storm
Cities with tropical-storm-force windsModeled, of the cities we track
2
LandfallsFirst June 30, 1865
1
Lowest pressure
Not recorded

Track, wind field and cities

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  • Depression or weaker
  • Tropical storm
  • Hurricane, Category 1 or 2
  • Major hurricane, Category 3 to 5
  • Landfall
  • City (larger ring, stronger modeled gust)
  • Modeled wind field, 39 to 111 mph sustained (darker, stronger; orange 111 mph+)
Source: NOAA/NWS National Hurricane Center best track (HURDAT2). City winds and the wind field are modeled.

The shaded areas are where our model puts Unnamed tropical storm of 1865 (AL021865)’s sustained winds over open land at 39 mph or more (tropical-storm force), 58, 74 (hurricane force) and 111 mph (major hurricane force) at some point along its track. Modeled, not measured. How we model hurricane winds

Landfalls

  1. June 30, 1865, tropical storm at 58 mph, about 46 miles from Edinburg, TX

Modeled winds at cities (2)

Estimated peak winds for open, flat ground at each city’s center. Not measurements. How we model hurricane winds

CityPeak gustSustainedClosest passPeak
Edinburg, TX51 mph42 mph46 milesJun 30, 1865, 6:09 AM GMT-5:50:36
McAllen, TX50 mph41 mph49 milesJun 30, 1865, 6:09 AM GMT-5:50:36

Best track (1 positions)

TimeStatusWindPressurePosition
Jun 30, 12:00 UTC (landfall)Tropical storm58 mph26.0°N, 97.5°W