TCOTD – Typhoon Ward – Oct. 20

October 20
1995 WARD 140 knots in the Western North Pacific

TCOTD – Hurricane Wilma – Oct. 19

October 19
2005 WILMA 160 knots in the North Atlantic

TCOTD – Hurricane Rick – Oct. 18

October 18
2009 RICK 155 knots in the Eastern Pacific

TCOTD – Typhoon Ivan – Oct. 17

October 17
1997 IVAN 160 knots in the Western North Pacific

TCOTD – Typhoon Joan- Oct. 16

October 16
1997 JOAN 125 knots in the Western North Pacific

TCOTD – Typhoon Dot- Oct. 15

October 15
1985 DOT 125 knots in the Western North Pacific

TCOTD – Typhoon Nancy – Oct. 14

October 14
1982 NANCY 115 knots in the Western North Pacific

TCOTD – Hurricane Raymond – Oct. 13

October 13
1983 RAYMOND 100 knots in the Eastern Pacific

TCOTD – Typhoon Zeb – Oct. 12

October 12
1998 ZEB 125 knots in the Western North Pacific

TCOTD – Typhoon Yvette – Oct. 11

October 11
1992 YVETTE 125 knots in the Western North Pacific

Typhoon Yvette wasn’t the most intense or deadliest. But it does hold the title for