Sentence examples for only four storms from inspiring English sources

Despite there being 20 named systems, five above the average, only four storms directly affected land.

Alma moved quickly over Trinidad and continued westward, becoming one of only four storms to cross the Paria Peninsula of northeastern Venezuela.

Hurricane Isidore was one of only four storms to hit the north side of the Yucatán since records have been kept.

Laura was one of only four storms to form in November and affect Belize, the others being a tropical storm in 1898, a hurricane in 1942, and Hurricane Ida in 2009.

The storm crossed the Gulf of Paria and made its second and final landfall on the Paria Peninsula of Venezuela, one of only four storms on record to do so; the others were in 1605, 1725, and 1933.

Only two storms, Tropical Storms Alberto and Ernesto, hit the U.S. mainland in 2006.

The 2013 hurricane season was the quietest in 30 years, with only two storms, and they did not even reach an intensity of category three or above.

That rule was developed by researchers for the Army Corps of Engineers in 1963, who looked at only nine storms, all on the Gulf Coast.

Since 1944, which includes the entire period of National measurements, there have been only five storms which produced five or more inches in D.C., all of which came in March.

Hurricane researcher Phil Klotzbach tweeted only three storms have hit the continental U.S. with stronger winds: the Labor Day hurricane of 1935 (185 mph winds), Camille in 1969 (175 mph winds) and Andrew in 1992 (165 mph winds).

There are six storms in 2012 and five storms in 2015, but only three storms occurred between 2013 and 2014.