When did Hurricane Katrina's storm history begin?
Q: When did Hurricane Katrina's storm history begin?
A: Hurricane Katrina's storm history began on August 23, 2005.
Q: What type of hurricane was Hurricane Katrina?
A: Hurricane Katrina was a highly destructive Category 5 hurricane.
Q: Where did Hurricane Katrina originally form?
A: Hurricane Katrina originally formed near the Bahamas as Tropical Depression Twelve.
Q: When did Hurricane Katrina become a named storm?
A: Hurricane Katrina became a named storm on August 24, 2005.
Q: What was the highest category of Hurricane Katrina when it made landfall in Louisiana?
A: The highest category of Hurricane Katrina when it made landfall in Louisiana was Category 3.
Q: Did Hurricane Katrina stop after making landfall in Louisiana?
A: No, Hurricane Katrina did not stop after making landfall in Louisiana. It continued northward through the central United States.
Q: Where did Hurricane Katrina finally dissipate?
A: Hurricane Katrina finally dissipated near the Great Lakes, where it was absorbed by a cold front.
