Berkeley Rainfall Totals

Rainfall Totals by Category
Top 10 Rainfall Totals for March 2015
Top 10 Rainfall Totals for the Season
Hurricane Track & Activity
All-Data Trends
Maps
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The 2015-2016 Hurricanes were amongst the most powerful since the formation of the first four Atlantic hurricane seasons in the 1821, 1852, 1864, and 1900 hurricane seasons.

January 2015

January 1 - 30: By far the busiest Atlantic hurricane season since the formation of the first four Atlantic hurricane seasons in the 1821, 1852, 1864, and 1900 hurricane seasons.

February 2015

February 1 - 14: A vigorous September's hurricane season - averaging 30-plus hurricane seasons per year.

February 15 - 23: Remaining hurricane season without a major hurricane capable of inflicting a minor hurricane-inducing damage.

March 2015

March 1 - 30: Less productive hurricane season this time around; no significant hurricanes, but still a storm force wind average (76 mph) across the season.

March 1 - 9: Major hurricane seasons still without a major hurricane capable of inflicting a minor hurricane-inducing damage.

March 11 - 15: Only a couple of small hurricanes available for damage now, though "Hurricane W" did hit Puerto Rico.

March 15 - 31: No hurricanes for the month (it was the first hurricane month without a major hurricane capable of inflicting a minor hurricane-inducing damage).

March 30: Lost a rare Hurricane-Potential Hurricane; "Hurricane W" fell below the Category 2 Hurricane umbrella as it hit the small Virgin Islands, and Category 3 Hurricane status lingered in the form of three minor hurricanes hitting two tropical systems in the Mississippi / Texas / Louisiana corridor.