List of Pennsylvania hurricanes

The following is a list of tropical cyclones that affected the U.S. state of Pennsylvania.

[edit] List of tropical cyclones

September 18, 1876- A tropical storm produced 50 knots sustained winds in at least parts of Pennsylvania. [1][2][3][4]
September 13, 1878- A extratropical storm produced at least 70 km/h sustained winds throughout the state. [5][6]
October 24, 1878- An extratropical storm produced 80 km/h sustained winds throughout the state. [7][8][9]
October 13, 1885- An extratropical storm produced 70 km/h sustained winds throughout the state. [10][11]
August 22, 1888- A tropical storm produced 75 km/h sustained winds throughout the state. [12][13][14]
August 29, 1893- A tropical storm produced 100 km/h sustained winds throughout the state. [15][16][17]
October 25, 1893- A tropical storm produced 65 km/h sustained winds. [18][19]
September 30, 1896- An extratropical storm produced 95-100 km/h sustained winds. [20][21]
November 1, 1899- An extratropical storm produced 95 km/h sustained winds. [22][23]

June 29, 1902- A extratropical storm caused 65 kt winds throughout the state. [24][25]
September 16, 1903- The Vegabond Hurricane affects Pennsylvania as a tropical storm with winds of 50-65 km/h, after making landfall in New Jersey with hurricane force winds. [26][27]
August 4, 1915- A tropical depression caused winds of 45 km/h. [28]
October 1, 1915- An extratropical storm caused winds of 65 km/h. [29]
October 24, 1923- An extratropical storm caused winds of 75 km/h.[30]
September 20, 1928- An extratropical storm caused winds of 75 km/h. [31]
October 3, 1929- An extratropical storm caused winds of 55 km/h.[32]
September 21, 1932- A tropical depression caused winds of 30 km/h.[33]
August 24, 1933- A tropical storm caused winds of 85 km/h. [34]
August 19, 1939- A tropical depression caused winds of 45 km/h. [35]
September 19, 1945- An extratropical storm caused winds of 45 km/h.[36]
August 29, 1949- An tropical storm caused winds of 65 km/h. [37]

September 1, 1952- Tropical Storm Able affects Pennsylvania as a tropical storm and tropical depression after making landfall in South Carolina as a hurricane. [38]
October 15, 1954- Hurricane Hazel causes hurricane force winds and small portions with 6 inches or more of rain.
August, 1955- Hurricanes Connie and Diane both cause as much as 10 inches of rain and tropical storm force winds.
August 24-August 25, 1972- Hurricane Agnes caused rain and some winds. It caused widespread rains of 6 to 12 inches with local amounts up to 19 inches.[39]
September 6, 1979- Tropical Storm David causes tropical storm force winds and at least 5 inches of rain.
September, 1987- Tropical Depression Nine brings at least 5 inches of rain to part of the state.
September 26, 1992- Tropical Storm Danielle causes tropical storm force winds
August 18, 1994- Tropical Depression Beryl causes some rain and tropical deppresion winds
August 29-August 31, 1999- Hurricane Dennis causes tropical depression force winds and five inches of rain
September 16, 1999- Tropical Storm Floyd causes 6 deaths in Pennsylvania, and 10 inches of rain in the eastern part of the state. It produced a 2.8 ft storm surge in Philadelphia.[40]

Hazel Rainfall across the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic U.S. including Pennsylvania.	Total rainfall from Agnes	Total rainfall from Floyd	A FEMA worker with a flood victim from Floyd in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Floyd's rain affecting Pennsylvania, and surrounding states.

September, 2003- Tropical Storm Henri's remnants causes rain and $3.5 million in damage. 12 homes were destroyed, 380 majorly damaged and 109,000 PECO customers were without power. [41]
September 17, 2003- Hurricane Isabel causes one death in Lancaster County and brings strong winds to parts of the state.