Earth Watch Report - Storms
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Tropical Storm data
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Storm name: | Humberto (AL09) |
Area: | Atlantic Ocean |
Start up location: | N 13° 6.000, W 20° 42.000 |
Start up: | 09th September 2013 |
Status: | Active |
Track long: | 1,192.02 km |
Top category.: | |
Report by: | NOAA NHC |
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Current position |
14th Sep 2013 | 14:22:50 | N 25° 0.000, W 34° 0.000 | 15 | 65 | 83 | Tropical Depression | 275 ° | 16 | 1003 MB | NOAA NHC |
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Forecast track |
16th Sep 2013 | 00:00:00 | N 28° 12.000, W 41° 6.000 | Tropical Depression | 56 | 74 | NOAA NHC |
17th Sep 2013 | 00:00:00 | N 30° 18.000, W 43° 42.000 | Tropical Depression | 65 | 83 | NOAA NHC |
18th Sep 2013 | 00:00:00 | N 32° 36.000, W 45° 6.000 | Tropical Depression | 93 | 111 | NOAA NHC |
19th Sep 2013 | 00:00:00 | N 36° 30.000, W 43° 30.000 | Hurricane I | 120 | 148 | NOAA NHC |
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Humberto Becomes Season's First Hurricane, Misses Record
By Andrea Thompson, Planet Earth Editor | September 11, 2013 09:38am ET

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Hurricane Humberto appears as a characteristic swirl in the Eastern
Atlantic on the morning of Sept. 11, 2013. Humberto was the first
hurricane of the 2013 season and narrowly missed being the
latest-forming hurricane on record (a title held by 2002's Hurricane
Gustav, which formed three hours later than Humberto on Sept. 11 of that
year). Credit : Meteosat/EUMETSAT
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As
expected, what was Tropical Storm Humberto became the first hurricane
of the 2013 season early this morning (Sept. 11), narrowly missing out
on becoming the latest-forming first hurricane in the
modern
record.
Humberto
was upgraded to a hurricane at 5 a.m. EDT today, and is currently
sporting maximum sustained winds of 75 mph (120 km/h), just above the
74-mph threshold between
tropical storms and hurricanes. The hurricane could strengthen more today before weakening on Thursday, according to the latest forecast from the
National
Hurricane Center (NHC).
Humberto's
transition into a hurricane occurred on the same day as Hurricane
Gustav in 2002, but happened three hours earlier, according to
University
of Miami hurricane researcher Brian McNoldy, which meant Humberto just
missed out on snagging the record for latest hurricane to form in a
season in the era of aircraft reconnaissance and satellites (since about
1944). [
Image Gallery: Hurricane Season 2013]
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