Most intense extratropical cyclones in the Southern Ocean | |||
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Rank | Date | Pressure | Location |
1 | October 2022 | 899.91 mbar (26.574 inHg) | 69°S 98°W / 69°S 98°W |
2 | September 2018 | 910.8 mbar (26.90 inHg) | 70°S 115°W / 70°S 115°W |
3 | September 2022 | 912.11 mbar (26.935 inHg) | 71°S 169°W / 71°S 169°W |
4 | August 1983 | 913.54 mbar (26.977 inHg) | 70°S 151°W / 70°S 151°W |
5 | March 2002 | 914.58 mbar (27.008 inHg) | 70°S 127°W / 70°S 127°W |
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References
- ^ Lin, Peiyi; Zhong, Rui; Yang, Qinghua; Clem, Kyle R.; Chen, Dake (28 July 2023). "A Record‐Breaking Cyclone Over the Southern Ocean in 2022". Geophysical Research Letters. 50 (14). Bibcode:2023GeoRL..5004012L. doi:10.1029/2023GL104012.