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Hurricanes on April 10 in history (1842 to 2026)

160 storms on record were active on April 10 between 1859 and 2026. On this date 28 formed, 13 reached their peak recorded wind, 11 came ashore and 14 ended. The strongest storm active on April 10 was Cyclone Fantala (2015–16), with a peak 1-minute sustained wind of 155 kt (178 mph), recorded by JTWC.

Dates are calendar dates in UTC. Typhoons and cyclones are the same kind of storm as hurricanes, named by region. Archive of September 29, 2026.

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Typhoon Sudal (2004)

Peak recorded wind: April 10, 2004, 00:00 UTC. Peak: 90 kt · 10-minute (JMA). Western Pacific, Apr 2 to 18, 2004.

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Came ashore on April 10

11 storms, most recent first. Recorded landfalls come from the National Hurricane Center's best track; elsewhere a coast crossing is estimated from the track and labelled.

Year	Storm	Ocean	Where and when	Wind at landfall	Record
2022	Tropical storm Megi	Western Pacific	Coast crossing (estimated) near 11.0°N, 125.1°E April 10, 2022, 18:00 UTC	35 kt (40 mph), 10-minute, JMA	Estimated from the track
2021	Unnamed cyclone · 2021	South Pacific	Coast crossing (estimated) near 19.6°S, 163.4°E April 10, 2021, 03:00 UTC	Not recorded	Estimated from the track
2017	Cyclone Cook	South Pacific	Coast crossing (estimated) near 21.0°S, 165.7°E April 10, 2017, 03:00 UTC	Not recorded	Estimated from the track
2002	Cyclone Bonnie	Australian region	Coast crossing (estimated) near 9.8°S, 125.1°E April 10, 2002, 09:00 UTC	40 kt (46 mph), 10-minute, BoM	Estimated from the track
1996	Cyclone Olivia	Australian region	Coast crossing (estimated) near 20.6°S, 115.6°E April 10, 1996, 10:00 UTC	105 kt (121 mph), 10-minute, BoM	Estimated from the track
1989	Cyclone Lili	Australian region → South Pacific	Coast crossing (estimated) near 21.2°S, 166.2°E April 10, 1989, 12:00 UTC	60 kt (69 mph), 10-minute, MetService NZ	Estimated from the track
1987	Cyclone Kay	Australian region	Coast crossing (estimated) near 11.1°S, 132.8°E April 10, 1987, 00:00 UTC	45 kt (52 mph), 10-minute, BoM	Estimated from the track
1954	Unnamed storm · 1954	Australian region	Coast crossing (estimated) near 12.1°S, 131.4°E April 10, 1954, 09:00 UTC	Not recorded	Estimated from the track
1954	Unnamed storm · 1954	Australian region	Coast crossing (estimated) near 11.2°S, 131.3°E April 10, 1954, 01:00 UTC	Not recorded	Estimated from the track
1944	Unnamed storm · 1944	Southwest Indian	Coast crossing (estimated) near 20.9°S, 55.6°E April 10, 1944, 21:00 UTC	Not recorded	Estimated from the track
1920	Unnamed storm · 1920	Australian region	Coast crossing (estimated) near 8.5°S, 125.6°E April 10, 1920, 12:00 UTC	Not recorded	Estimated from the track
1905	Unnamed storm · 1905	Southwest Indian	Coast crossing (estimated) near 14.4°S, 50.4°E April 10, 1905, 21:00 UTC	Not recorded	Estimated from the track

Formed on April 10

28 storms had their first recorded position on this date.

Season	Storm	Ocean	First position	Peak
2015–16	Cyclone Fantala	Southwest Indian	11.9°S, 74.2°E	135 kt · 10-minute (Météo-France)
1999–00	Cyclone Paul	Australian region	13.0°S, 127.5°E	120 kt · 10-minute (BoM)
1984–85	Cyclone Margot	Australian region	6.8°S, 103.8°E	85 kt · 10-minute (BoM)
1971–72	Cyclone Faith	Australian region	11.0°S, 139.5°E	35 kt · 1-minute (JTWC)
1989–90	Cyclone Hanta	Southwest Indian	7.0°S, 47.8°E	36 kt · 10-minute (Météo-France)
1962–63	Unnamed storm · 1963	Australian region	11.0°S, 137.3°E	Not recorded
1946–47	Unnamed storm · 1947	Australian region	16.0°S, 137.9°E	Not recorded
1925	Unnamed storm · 1925	North Indian	13.6°N, 94.2°E	Not recorded
1915–16	Unnamed storm · 1916	Australian region → South Pacific	16.0°S, 153.0°E	Not recorded
1952–53	Unnamed storm · 1953	Southwest Indian	9.3°S, 61.8°E	Not recorded
1950	Unnamed storm · 1950	Western Pacific	16.0°N, 170.0°E	Not recorded
1945–46	Unnamed storm · 1946	Australian region	19.7°S, 110.7°E	Not recorded
1922–23	Unnamed storm · 1923	Australian region → South Pacific	21.2°S, 156.1°E	Not recorded
1925–26	Unnamed storm · 1926	Southwest Indian	12.5°S, 62.3°E	Not recorded
1925–26	Unnamed storm · 1926	Southwest Indian	12.2°S, 63.2°E	Not recorded

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Season	Storm	Ocean	First position	Peak
1907–08	Unnamed storm · 1908	Southwest Indian	8.7°S, 50.9°E	Not recorded
1907–08	Unnamed storm · 1908	Southwest Indian	7.2°S, 53.4°E	Not recorded
1885–86	Unnamed storm · 1886	Southwest Indian	12.3°S, 68.8°E	Not recorded
1885–86	Unnamed storm · 1886	Southwest Indian	11.3°S, 70.7°E	Not recorded
1877–78	Unnamed storm · 1878	Southwest Indian	12.2°S, 65.7°E	Not recorded
1877–78	Unnamed storm · 1878	Southwest Indian	10.3°S, 66.4°E	Not recorded
1869–70	Unnamed storm · 1870	Australian region	6.8°S, 107.5°E	Not recorded
1869–70	Unnamed storm · 1870	Southwest Indian	8.7°S, 86.5°E	Not recorded
1865–66	Unnamed storm · 1866	Southwest Indian	12.5°S, 72.6°E	Not recorded
1865–66	Unnamed storm · 1866	Southwest Indian	15.0°S, 51.2°E	Not recorded
1863–64	Unnamed storm · 1864	Southwest Indian	7.1°S, 69.0°E	Not recorded
1860–61	Unnamed storm · 1861	Southwest Indian	9.3°S, 83.1°E	Not recorded
1858–59	Unnamed storm · 1859	Australian region → Southwest Indian	10.3°S, 90.5°E	Not recorded

Reached peak wind on April 10

13 storms recorded their highest wind on this date, as the responsible agency measured it.

Season	Storm	Ocean	Peak wind	Lowest pressure
2022	Tropical storm Megi	Western Pacific	40 kt (46 mph), 10-minute, JMA	996 hPa (JMA)
2013–14	Cyclone Ita	Australian region → South Pacific	120 kt (138 mph), 10-minute, BoM	922 hPa (BoM)
2004	Typhoon Sudal	Western Pacific	90 kt (104 mph), 10-minute, JMA	940 hPa (JMA)
1980–81	Cyclone Olga	Australian region → Southwest Indian → Australian region	95 kt (109 mph), 10-minute, BoM	940 hPa (BoM)
1976	Typhoon Marie	Western Pacific	115 kt (132 mph), 1-minute, JTWC	930 hPa (JMA)
1968	Typhoon Jean	Western Pacific	110 kt (127 mph), 1-minute, JTWC	935 hPa (JMA)
2017–18	Cyclone Keni	South Pacific	85 kt (98 mph), 10-minute, FMS	960 hPa (FMS)
1967–68	Cyclone Gisele	Australian region → South Pacific	70 kt (81 mph), 10-minute, MetService NZ	965 hPa (MetService NZ)
2012–13	Cyclone Victoria	Australian region	75 kt (86 mph), 10-minute, BoM	971 hPa (BoM)
1992–93	Cyclone Monty	Australian region	60 kt (69 mph), 10-minute, BoM	992 hPa (BoM)
1978–79	Cyclone Jane	Australian region	50 kt (58 mph), 10-minute, BoM	988 hPa (BoM)
2016–17	Unnamed tropical depression · 2017	Australian region	30 kt (35 mph), 10-minute, BoM	998 hPa (BoM)
1968–69	Unnamed tropical depression · 1969	Australian region	30 kt (35 mph), 1-minute, JTWC	996 hPa (BoM)

Ended on April 10

14 storms had their last recorded position on this date.

Season	Storm	Ocean	Last position	Dates
1998–99	Cyclone Evrina	Australian region → Southwest Indian	22.0°S, 65.8°E	Mar 25 to Apr 10, 1999
1992–93	Cyclone Jourdanne	Australian region → Southwest Indian	21.6°S, 76.7°E	Apr 1 to 10, 1993
1997–98	Cyclone Zuman	South Pacific	47.0°S, 169.0°W	Mar 28 to Apr 10, 1998
1967–68	Cyclone Gisele	Australian region → South Pacific	44.0°S, 175.1°E	Apr 2 to 10, 1968
2009–10	Cyclone Robyn	Australian region → Southwest Indian	17.5°S, 79.3°E	Apr 1 to 10, 2010
2020–21	Cyclone Odette	Australian region	23.9°S, 111.1°E	Apr 3 to 10, 2021
1963–64	Storm Henrietta	South Pacific → Australian region → South Pacific	35.7°S, 177.7°E	Mar 28 to Apr 10, 1964
1999	Unnamed tropical storm · 1999	Western Pacific	13.9°N, 123.3°E	Apr 5 to 10, 1999
1975–76	Storm Gladys	Southwest Indian	24.1°S, 38.4°E	Mar 27 to Apr 10, 1976
1953–54	Unnamed storm · 1954	Australian region	13.7°S, 132.1°E	Apr 8 to 10, 1954

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Season	Storm	Ocean	Last position	Dates
1957–58	Unnamed storm · 1958	Southwest Indian	27.5°S, 52.5°E	Apr 4 to 10, 1958
1955–56	Unnamed storm · 1956	South Pacific	34.6°S, 176.7°W	Apr 5 to 10, 1956
1919–20	Unnamed storm · 1920	Southwest Indian	25.5°S, 77.5°E	Apr 1 to 10, 1920
1918–19	Unnamed storm · 1919	Australian region	12.3°S, 121.9°E	Apr 5 to 10, 1919

Other recorded events on April 10

Editor-reviewed, sourced events.

Year	Storm	Event	When
1996	Cyclone Olivia	World-record wind gust at Barrow Island: 113.2 m/s (253 mph)	April 10, 1996, 10:55 UTC

Also active on April 10

97 more storms were active on this date, the most notable first. Storms listed above are not repeated.

Season	Storm	Ocean	Dates	Peak
2020–21	Cyclone Seroja	Australian region	Apr 2 to 12, 2021	65 kt · 10-minute (BoM)
2019–20	Cyclone Harold	Australian region → South Pacific	Apr 1 to 11, 2020	125 kt · 10-minute (FMS)
2022–23	Cyclone Ilsa	Australian region	Apr 5 to 15, 2023	125 kt · 10-minute (BoM)
2026	Typhoon Sinlaku	Western Pacific	Apr 9 to 20, 2026	154 kt · 1-minute (Real-time)
2003	Typhoon Kujira	Western Pacific	Apr 8 to 25, 2003	90 kt · 10-minute (JMA)
2024–25	Cyclone Errol	Australian region	Apr 9 to 18, 2025	110 kt · 10-minute (BoM)
2016–17	Cyclone Ernie	Australian region	Apr 4 to 11, 2017	120 kt · 10-minute (BoM)
1995–96	Cyclone Itelle	Southwest Indian	Apr 6 to 19, 1996	95 kt · 10-minute (Météo-France)
1997	Typhoon Isa	Western Pacific	Apr 9 to 24, 1997	85 kt · 10-minute (JMA)
2004–05	Cyclone Adeline	Australian region → Southwest Indian	Apr 1 to 16, 2005	120 kt · 10-minute (Météo-France)
1994–95	Cyclone Marlene	Southwest Indian	Mar 28 to Apr 11, 1995	100 kt · 10-minute (Météo-France)
1991–92	Cyclone Irna	Australian region → Southwest Indian	Apr 5 to 20, 1992	110 kt · 10-minute (BoM)
1981–82	Cyclone Dominic	Australian region	Apr 4 to 14, 1982	115 kt · 10-minute (BoM)
1983–84	Cyclone Kamisy	Southwest Indian	Apr 3 to 16, 1984	92 kt · 10-minute (Météo-France)
1967	Typhoon Violet	Western Pacific	Mar 31 to Apr 12, 1967	120 kt · 1-minute (JTWC)
2025–26	Cyclone Maila	Australian region	Apr 4 to 11, 2026	124 kt · 1-minute (Real-time)
2023–24	Cyclone Olga	Australian region	Apr 4 to 11, 2024	110 kt · 10-minute (BoM)
1991–92	Cyclone Neville	Australian region	Apr 4 to 15, 1992	110 kt · 10-minute (BoM)
1993–94	Cyclone Odille	Australian region → Southwest Indian	Mar 26 to Apr 17, 1994	95 kt · 10-minute (Météo-France)
1984–85	Cyclone Helisaonina	Southwest Indian	Apr 7 to 19, 1985	82 kt · 10-minute (Météo-France)
1982–83	Cyclone Veena	South Pacific	Apr 7 to 14, 1983	100 kt · 10-minute (MetService NZ)
1990–91	Cyclone Marian	Australian region	Apr 8 to 19, 1991	100 kt · 10-minute (BoM)
1988–89	Cyclone Krisy	Southwest Indian	Mar 28 to Apr 11, 1989	82 kt · 10-minute (Météo-France)
2022	Typhoon Malakas	Western Pacific	Apr 6 to 18, 2022	90 kt · 10-minute (JMA)
1978–79	Cyclone Idylle	Southwest Indian → Australian region	Apr 4 to 20, 1979	95 kt · 10-minute (BoM)

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Season	Storm	Ocean	Dates	Peak
2001–02	Cyclone Dianne	Australian region → Southwest Indian	Apr 5 to 13, 2002	80 kt · 10-minute (BoM)
1981–82	Cyclone Bernie	Australian region → South Pacific	Mar 31 to Apr 14, 1982	100 kt · 10-minute (BoM)
1979	Typhoon Cecil	Western Pacific	Apr 8 to 21, 1979	75 kt · 10-minute (JMA)
2008–09	Cyclone Jade	Southwest Indian	Apr 2 to 12, 2009	70 kt · 10-minute (Météo-France)
1995–96	Cyclone Hansella	Southwest Indian	Apr 2 to 11, 1996	65 kt · 10-minute (Météo-France)
2014–15	Cyclone Joalane	Southwest Indian	Apr 2 to 17, 2015	75 kt · 10-minute (Météo-France)
1985–86	Cyclone Martin	South Pacific	Apr 9 to 15, 1986	65 kt · 10-minute (MetService NZ)
1993–94	Cyclone Vivienne	Australian region	Apr 5 to 13, 1994	85 kt · 10-minute (BoM)
1977–78	Cyclone Hal	Australian region → South Pacific	Apr 4 to 22, 1978	70 kt · 10-minute (MetService NZ)
1974–75	Cyclone Betty	South Pacific	Mar 30 to Apr 12, 1975	70 kt · 10-minute (MetService NZ)
1971	Typhoon Vera	Western Pacific	Apr 7 to 22, 1971	90 kt · 1-minute (JTWC)
2012–13	Cyclone Imelda	Southwest Indian	Apr 2 to 20, 2013	80 kt · 10-minute (Météo-France)
1966	Typhoon Hester	Western Pacific	Apr 3 to 15, 1966	85 kt · 1-minute (JTWC)
1985–86	Cyclone Alison	Australian region → Southwest Indian → Australian region	Apr 4 to 14, 1986	60 kt · 10-minute (BoM)
2000–01	Cyclone Sose	South Pacific	Apr 3 to 12, 2001	60 kt · 10-minute (FMS)
1987–88	Cyclone Dovi	South Pacific	Apr 8 to 16, 1988	60 kt · 10-minute (MetService NZ)
2002–03	Cyclone Luma	Southwest Indian	Apr 8 to 12, 2003	70 kt · 10-minute (Météo-France)
1997–98	Cyclone Gemma	Southwest Indian	Apr 6 to 16, 1998	45 kt · 10-minute (Météo-France)
2021–22	Cyclone Fili	South Pacific	Apr 3 to 14, 2022	60 kt · 10-minute (FMS)
2018–19	Cyclone Wallace	Australian region	Apr 3 to 13, 2019	55 kt · 10-minute (BoM)
1980	Tropical storm Carmen	Central Pacific → Western Pacific → Central Pacific	Apr 3 to 12, 1980	60 kt · 10-minute (JMA)
2014–15	Cyclone Solo	South Pacific	Apr 9 to 12, 2015	55 kt · 10-minute (FMS)
1969–70	Cyclone Gillian	South Pacific	Apr 7 to 11, 1970	55 kt · 10-minute (MetService NZ)
1996	Tropical storm Ann	Western Pacific	Mar 29 to Apr 11, 1996	35 kt · 10-minute (JMA)
1972	Unnamed cyclone · 1972	North Indian	Apr 7 to 11, 1972	85 kt · 1-minute (JTWC)
1978–79	Cyclone Stan	Australian region → South Pacific	Apr 3 to 17, 1979	35 kt · 10-minute (BoM)
2005–06	Cyclone Elia	Southwest Indian → Australian region → Southwest Indian	Apr 3 to 17, 2006	40 kt · 10-minute (Météo-France)
2023–24	Cyclone Paul	Australian region	Apr 9 to 12, 2024	50 kt · 10-minute (BoM)
1977–78	Cyclone Brenda	Australian region	Apr 5 to 14, 1978	50 kt · 10-minute (BoM)
1988–89	Cyclone Lezissy	Southwest Indian	Apr 4 to 11, 1989	44 kt · 10-minute (Météo-France)
1966–67	Cyclone Jackie	Australian region → Southwest Indian → Australian region	Apr 5 to 15, 1967	35 kt · 1-minute (JTWC)
1961	Tropical storm Viola	Western Pacific	Apr 9 to 12, 1961	50 kt · 1-minute (JTWC)
1987	Tropical storm Percy	Western Pacific	Apr 3 to 16, 1987	45 kt · 10-minute (JMA)
1980–81	Cyclone Lisa	Southwest Indian	Apr 6 to 16, 1981	40 kt · 1-minute (JTWC)
2006–07	Unnamed cyclone · 2007	Southwest Indian	Apr 9 to 13, 2007	50 kt · 10-minute (Météo-France)
1999–00	Unnamed cyclone · 2000	Southwest Indian	Apr 7 to 15, 2000	50 kt · 10-minute (Météo-France)
1993	Unnamed tropical depression · 1993	Western Pacific	Apr 6 to 14, 1993	25 kt · 1-minute (JTWC)
2016–17	Unnamed cyclone · 2017	South Pacific	Apr 4 to 11, 2017	40 kt · 1-minute (JTWC)
1971–72	Storm Carol	Southwest Indian → Australian region	Apr 6 to 14, 1972	Not recorded
1956	Unnamed tropical storm · 1956	Western Pacific	Apr 9 to 15, 1956	40 kt · 1-minute (JTWC)
2020–21	Unnamed cyclone · 2021	Southwest Indian → Australian region	Apr 6 to 11, 2021	35 kt · 10-minute (BoM)
1975–76	Storm Bert	Southwest Indian	Apr 3 to 12, 1976	Not recorded
1967–68	Storm Noreen	Southwest Indian	Apr 5 to 15, 1968	Not recorded
1961–62	Storm Maud	Southwest Indian	Mar 30 to Apr 11, 1962	Not recorded
1958–59	Unnamed storm · 1959	Australian region	Apr 2 to 11, 1959	Not recorded
1945–46	Unnamed storm · 1946	Australian region → South Pacific	Apr 9 to 16, 1946	Not recorded
1934–35	Unnamed storm · 1935	Southwest Indian	Apr 9 to 16, 1935	Not recorded
1904–05	Unnamed storm · 1905	Southwest Indian	Mar 31 to Apr 11, 1905	Not recorded
1956–57	Unnamed storm · 1957	Australian region	Apr 6 to 11, 1957	Not recorded
1959–60	Unnamed storm · 1960	South Pacific	Apr 1 to 13, 1960	Not recorded
1954–55	Unnamed storm · 1955	South Pacific	Apr 9 to 16, 1955	Not recorded
1953–54	Unnamed storm · 1954	Southwest Indian	Apr 8 to 13, 1954	Not recorded
1950	Unnamed storm · 1950	North Indian	Apr 7 to 12, 1950	Not recorded
1947–48	Unnamed storm · 1948	Australian region	Apr 8 to 14, 1948	Not recorded
1944–45	Unnamed storm · 1945	Australian region	Apr 9 to 11, 1945	Not recorded
1943	Unnamed storm · 1943	Western Pacific	Apr 9 to 15, 1943	Not recorded
1942	Unnamed storm · 1942	Western Pacific	Apr 8 to 13, 1942	Not recorded
1940	Unnamed storm · 1940	Western Pacific	Apr 9 to 13, 1940	Not recorded
1938	Unnamed storm · 1938	Western Pacific	Apr 5 to 12, 1938	Not recorded
1931–32	Unnamed storm · 1932	Southwest Indian	Apr 6 to 13, 1932	Not recorded
1931–32	Unnamed storm · 1932	Australian region → Southwest Indian → Australian region	Apr 9 to 15, 1932	Not recorded
1921–22	Unnamed storm · 1922	Southwest Indian	Apr 9 to 12, 1922	Not recorded
1919–20	Unnamed storm · 1920	Southwest Indian	Apr 9 to 16, 1920	Not recorded
1917–18	Unnamed storm · 1918	Australian region	Apr 8 to 12, 1918	Not recorded
1918	Unnamed storm · 1918	Western Pacific	Apr 8 to 17, 1918	Not recorded
1917–18	Unnamed storm · 1918	Southwest Indian	Apr 9 to 11, 1918	Not recorded
1913–14	Unnamed storm · 1914	Southwest Indian	Apr 9 to 12, 1914	Not recorded
1905–06	Unnamed storm · 1906	Southwest Indian	Apr 9 to 13, 1906	Not recorded
1903–04	Unnamed storm · 1904	Southwest Indian	Apr 9 to 12, 1904	Not recorded
1894–95	Unnamed storm · 1895	Southwest Indian	Apr 9 to 11, 1895	Not recorded
1885–86	Unnamed storm · 1886	Southwest Indian	Apr 1 to 12, 1886	Not recorded
1885–86	Unnamed storm · 1886	Southwest Indian	Apr 9 to 17, 1886	Not recorded

Questions about April 10

What is the strongest storm on record on April 10?

Of the storms active on April 10, Cyclone Fantala (2015–16) had the highest peak wind recorded by a U.S. agency: 155 kt (178 mph), 1-minute sustained (JTWC). That is the storm's peak over its whole life, which may fall on another day. Agencies that average wind over 10 minutes report lower numbers for the same storm.

Has a storm ever made landfall on April 10?

Yes. 11 storms on record came ashore on April 10. The most recent was Tropical storm Megi (2022): coast crossing (estimated) near 11.0°N, 125.1°E. Some coast crossings are estimated from the track, and each one is labelled.

How many storms were active on April 10?

160 storms on record were active on April 10, in 100 different years from 1859 to 2026. The count uses calendar dates in UTC and covers every ocean basin in NOAA's IBTrACS archive and the National Hurricane Center's HURDAT2.

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Sources. Storm tracks and events from NOAA's best-track archives, exactly as the Hurricane Calendar app shows them. Dates are calendar dates in UTC. Each wind speed keeps the agency that recorded it and its averaging period; nothing is converted between agencies. A missing value is shown as not recorded, never as zero. Storms that may still have been active when the archive was updated are left out.

International Best Track Archive for Climate Stewardship (IBTrACS) v04r01, all basins (CSV), NOAA National Centers for Environmental Information (NCEI). Retrieved 2026-09-26.
HURDAT2 Atlantic hurricane database, 1851-2025 (released 2026-09-12), NOAA National Hurricane Center (NHC). Retrieved 2026-09-26.
HURDAT2 Northeast and North Central Pacific hurricane database, 1949-2025 (released 2026-09-14), NOAA National Hurricane Center (NHC) and Central Pacific Hurricane Center (CPHC). Retrieved 2026-09-26.