When did Tropical Storm Laura form?
Q: When did Tropical Storm Laura form?
A: Tropical Storm Laura formed on September 29 during the 2008 Atlantic hurricane season.
Q: Where did Laura form?
A: Laura formed 1015 miles (1635 km) west of the western islands of the Azores.
Q: Did Laura start as a tropical storm?
A: No, Laura started as a large non-tropical low pressure area and slowly gained tropical characteristics before being designated as a tropical storm on September 30.
Q: Did Laura undergo an extratropical transition?
A: Yes, Laura began to undergo an extratropical transition soon after becoming a tropical storm and it was completed on the morning of October 1.
Q: What did Laura become after the extratropical transition?
A: Laura became a post-tropical cyclone on the morning of October 1.
Q: Did the National Hurricane Center give out an advisory on the post-tropical cyclone?
A: The National Hurricane Center gave out its last advisory on the post-tropical cyclone on the morning of October 1.
Q: How many named storms were in the 2008 Atlantic hurricane season?
A: The 2008 Atlantic hurricane season had twelve named storms, including Tropical Storm Laura.
