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Atlantic 2017 season

Hurricane Jose (2017)

Hurricane Jose was a Category 4 hurricane at its peak, with maximum sustained winds of 155 mph (135 kt) and a minimum central pressure of 938 mb. It was active from Sep 4, 2017 to Sep 25, 2017.

Storm facts

Peak statusHurricane — Category 4
Max sustained winds135 kt / 155 mph / 250 km/h
Minimum central pressure938 mb
Active datesSep 4, 2017 – Sep 25, 2017
Accumulated cyclone energy (ACE)43.3
Documented landfalls0

Every value on this page is taken directly from the NHC HURDAT2 best-track record for Jose 2017. Nothing is estimated. The best-track table below shows one entry per day at 00:00 UTC; the full six-hourly record lives in the HURDAT2 database.

Best-track table (daily, 00:00 UTC)

DateStatusMax windsPosition
Sep 5, 2017Post-tropical low25 kt (46 km/h)11.1N 37.0W
Sep 6, 2017Tropical storm45 kt (83 km/h)12.2N 41.3W
Sep 7, 2017Hurricane70 kt (130 km/h)14.1N 46.7W
Sep 8, 2017Hurricane105 kt (194 km/h)15.5N 53.2W
Sep 9, 2017Hurricane135 kt (250 km/h)16.7N 58.9W
Sep 10, 2017Hurricane115 kt (213 km/h)19.4N 62.9W
Sep 11, 2017Hurricane100 kt (185 km/h)23.3N 67.6W
Sep 12, 2017Hurricane75 kt (139 km/h)27.2N 69.4W
Sep 13, 2017Hurricane70 kt (130 km/h)26.8N 66.7W
Sep 14, 2017Hurricane70 kt (130 km/h)25.1N 65.7W
Sep 15, 2017Tropical storm60 kt (111 km/h)25.4N 67.6W
Sep 16, 2017Hurricane65 kt (120 km/h)27.2N 70.7W
Sep 17, 2017Hurricane70 kt (130 km/h)29.1N 72.0W
Sep 18, 2017Hurricane80 kt (148 km/h)31.9N 71.6W
Sep 19, 2017Hurricane65 kt (120 km/h)34.9N 71.4W
Sep 20, 2017Tropical storm60 kt (111 km/h)37.6N 71.2W
Sep 21, 2017Tropical storm55 kt (102 km/h)39.4N 68.5W
Sep 22, 2017Tropical storm45 kt (83 km/h)39.5N 68.2W
Sep 23, 2017Post-tropical low35 kt (65 km/h)39.7N 69.3W
Sep 24, 2017Post-tropical low25 kt (46 km/h)38.7N 68.7W
Sep 25, 2017Post-tropical low15 kt (28 km/h)38.7N 68.7W

Read this like a pro

Wind speeds above are in knots, the unit NHC uses in HURDAT2. For what a Category 4 wind field actually does, see hurricane categories explained; for why the wind number alone never tells the danger story, see storm surge vs. flooding.