Typhoon Grace was a brief Category 2 sea tempest that added to the development of the capable 1991 Perfect Storm.

Beauty at first had subtropical starting points, which means it was halfway tropical and mostly extratropical in nature. It turned into a tropical violent wind and at last topped with winds of 85 bunches (100 mph; 160 km/h).

The tempest effectsly affected the island of Bermuda as it went toward the south. A creating extratropical tempest toward the north turned Grace eastbound; the typhoon was in the end ingested into the extensive course of the bigger low weight framework.

Sustained by the differentiation between chilly air toward the northwest and warm air from the remainders of Hurricane Grace, this tempest turned into a substantial and effective nor'easter that brought about to a great degree high waves and brought about serious seaside harm along the U.S. East Coast.

Due to its huge size, Grace created expansive swells along the East Coast of the United States; consolidated with anomalous high tides, these waves came to no less than 15 ft (4.6 m). Regardless of minor shoreline disintegration, no generous property harm happened, in spite of the fact that Carolina Beach, North Carolina, lost around 1 ft (0.30 m) of sand.

A boat known as the Andrea Gail was lost, alongside her six team individuals, amid the tempest. The narrative of the Andrea Gail propelled Sebastian Junger's 1997 book, The Perfect Storm, and a 2000 movie film