When did Tropical Storm Peter form?
Q: When did Tropical Storm Peter form?
A: Tropical Storm Peter formed after the end of the Atlantic hurricane season.
Q: How did Tropical Storm Peter form?
A: Tropical Storm Peter formed from an extratropical storm and was initially a subtropical cyclone.
Q: What happened as Tropical Storm Peter moved over warmer waters?
A: As Tropical Storm Peter moved over warmer waters, it began to gain strength, and an eye formed within the cyclone.
Q: Did Tropical Storm Peter become a hurricane?
A: Tropical Storm Peter almost became a hurricane, but wind shear and cooler waters quickly caused it to lose strength.
Q: What were the peak winds of Tropical Storm Peter?
A: The peak winds of Tropical Storm Peter were 70 mph (110 km/h).
Q: Why was Tropical Storm Peter short-lived?
A: Tropical Storm Peter was short-lived because wind shear and cooler waters caused it to lose strength quickly.
Q: What year did Tropical Storm Peter occur?
A: Tropical Storm Peter occurred in 2003.
