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2022/23 Storm Season
There were four named storms during the 2022/23 storm season. The storm season ran from Thursday 1 September 2022 to Thursday 31 August 2023 (inclusive). Two storms were taken from the Named Storms list (Antoni and Betty), while Storm Otto was named by DMI and Storm Noa was named by Météo France. The storm names were Antoni, Betty, Cillian, Daisy, Elliot, Fleur, Glen, Hendrika, Íde, Johanna, Khalid, Loes, Mark, Nelly, Owain, Priya, Ruadhán, Sam, Tobias, Val and Wouter.
Definitions
- Sustained wind speeds (average (10-minute mean) land-wind speeds) are shaded according to the Beaufort land-wind scale Near Gale Gale Stong Gale Storm Violent Storm Hurricane .
- Peak impact date was based upon the date of highest gust observed during the event.
- Gust refer to average (3-second mean) land-wind speeds, stored in database as knots.
- MSLP refers to hourly mean sea level pressure (hPa).
- Highest Individual Wave (m) was the height from trough to crest.
- All land-observations are daily (00-00 UTC) from the primary (synoptic) national meteorological station network.
- For buoy information, see www.met.ie/forecasts/marine-inland-lakes/buoys/buoy-locations.