Mexico, attaining its maximum sustained winds of as a tropical system. It quickly accelerated northeast and transitioned to an extratropical system with winds. Later, it entered the Big Bend of Florida near Cedar Key. On September 30, it rapidly moved northeast across the coastal Southeastern United States. It was last detected near Norfolk, Virginia. Storm warnings were released for the eastern Gulf Coast of the United States on September 29, advising residents to prepare for gale-force winds. Warnings were also issued from Jacksonville, Florida, to Fort Monroe, Virginia. Eventually, warnings also encompassed the Mid-Atlantic and Northeastern United States. Gale-force winds affected the East Coast of the United States. Tropical Storm Nine The pattern that led to the formation of this system led to a significant heavy rainfall event in eastern Florida, which experienced prolonged easterly flow within its northeastern periphery. Between October 4 and October 11, fell at New Smyrna. Early on October 12, the sixth tropical cyclone of the season developed in the eastern Gulf of Mexico southwest of Saint Petersburg, Florida. At the time, the storm was estimated to have attained its maximum intensity of . It moved quickly southwest and weakened to a minimal tropical storm on October 13. The system weakened to a tropical depression on October 14 and dissipated over the southwestern Gulf of Mexico the following day. Operationally, the system was classified as a moderate disturbance. Hurricane Ten The Great Cuba Hurricane of 1924 Late on October 13, a minimal tropical storm formed in the western Caribbean Sea east-northeast of northern Honduras. The storm moved slowly west-northwest and gradually turned north on October 15. Later that day, it steadily intensified, attaining hurricane intensity on October 17. It strengthened to the equivalent of a major hurricane on October 19. The storm then struck the Pinar del Río Province of Cuba with sustained winds of . On October 20, the hurricane turned east-northeast in response to the southward movement of a ridge. It quickly weakened and made landfall in Southwest Florida near Naples, Florida as a Category 1 hurricane. The storm entered the Atlantic Ocean north of Miami with winds. The cyclone steadily weakened as it moved across the western Atlantic Ocean, before dissipating west-southwest of Bermuda on October 23. Following reanalysis released in March 2009, the storm was re-classified as a Category 5 with winds of and a minimum pressure of . In Cuba, at