Atlantic Hurricane Season of 1977
Miles B. Lawrence
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Miles B. Lawrence
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Abstract A summary of the 1977 Atlantic hurricane season is presented along with detailed accounts of individual storms. This season was a rather inactive one, with fewer storms than normal. Anita was an intense hurricane in the Gulf of Mexico, but made landfall along a sparsely populated section of the Mexican coast. Babe was the only named storm to cross the United States coastline this year.
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Abstract A summary of the 1977 Atlantic hurricane season is presented along with detailed accounts of individual storms. This season was a rather inactive one, with fewer storms than normal. Anita was an intense hurricane in the Gulf of Mexico, but made landfall along a sparsely populated section of the Mexican coast. Babe was the only named storm to cross the United States coastline this year.
Key concepts: Atlantic hurricane, Climatology, Environmental science, Meteorology, Tropical cyclone, Oceanography, Geology, Geography