When did the 2003 Atlantic hurricane season start?
Q: When did the 2003 Atlantic hurricane season start?
A: The 2003 Atlantic hurricane season began on June 1, 2003.
Q: What was the first storm of the season?
A: The first storm of the season was Tropical Storm Ana, which formed on April 20.
Q: How many storms occurred after the official end of the season?
A: Two storms occurred after the official end of the season; Tropical Storm Odette and Tropical Storm Peter both formed on December 4 and December 7 respectively.
Q: What is one notable hurricane from this season to remember?
A: One notable hurricane from this season to remember is Hurricane Isabel, a category 5 that caused $3.6 billion in damage and 51 deaths in the U.S..
Q: What other storm caused destruction during this time period?
A: Another storm that caused destruction during this time period was Hurricane Fabian, which was one of the worst hurricanes in Bermuda history.
Q: Where else did a rare hurricane cause destruction during this time period?
A: A rare hurricane also caused some destruction in Nova Scotia during this time period; it was called Hurricane Juan.
