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Latest News — September 17, 2026
September 17, 2026 — The National Hurricane Center has completed its reanalysis for the 1971–1975 Atlantic Hurricane Seasons. More than 3,000 tweaks/changes were made, including some big ones.
EDITH 1971 downgraded from 160 mph C5 to 150 mph C4.
GINGER 1971 upgraded from 110 mph C2 to 115 mph C3, now a major hurricane.
Removal of 5 tropical depressions in the 1971 season.
DAWN 1972 downgraded from a 80 mph C1 to a 65 mph TS.
CHARLIE 1972 upgraded from a 70 mph TS to a 90 mph C1.
Removal of 2 tropical depression in the 1972 season.
DELIA 1973 upgraded from a 70 mph TS to a 85 mph C1.