 damage. Many people were forced to evacuate after water and mud began entering their homes. Nearly 16,000 people were without electricity in Puerto Rico. Maria left approximately $1.36 million in damage on the island. In addition, tropical storm-force winds were observed on many of the U. S. Virgin Islands. As the system passed west of Bermuda, brief tropical storm-force sustained winds were recorded, along with higher gusts; rainfall on the island, however, was minimal. In Newfoundland, fairly strong winds were recorded, but rainfall totals were generally minimal.

Hurricane Nate

On September 5 and September 6, a frontal trough stalled in the Bay of Campeche. A low developed and organized sufficiently to be designated as Tropical Storm Nate at 18:00 UTC on September 7. Moving in an erratic motion at a very slow pace, Nate continued to strengthen. Late on September 8, the cyclone intensified into a Category 1 hurricane, peaking with maximum sustained winds of 75 mph (120 km/h) and a minimum barometric pressure of. Due to the storm's slow movement, Nate began to upwell cooler waters in its wake, while very dry air began entering into the storm, resulting in weakening. Around 16:00 UTC on September 11, Nate made landfall in Mexico near Tecolutla, Veracruz, with winds of 45 mph (75 km/h). Shortly after making landfall, much of Nate's showers and thunderstorms diminished, with the system generating into a remnant low by 00:00 UTC on September 12, which dissipated about six hours later.

In the Bay of Campeche, 10 oil rig workers evacuated the Trinity II rig, but were forced to abandon their lifeboat. Seven of the ten were rescued, though the other four perished. The storm brought up to  of precipitation to southern Veracruz, causing flooding that damaged 839 homes. One person died in the state after being struck by lightning.

Hurricane Ophelia

On September 19, a tropical wave developed into a tropical depression about 1,300 mi (2,090 km) east of the Lesser Antilles. Moving west-northwestward, the depression became Tropical Storm Ophelia on September 21, and strengthened further to reach an initial peak wind speed of 65 mph (
damage. Many people were forced to evacuate after water and mud begin insert their homes. about 16,000   multitude were without electricity in Puerto Rico. Maria left approximately $ 1.36   million in damage on the island. In summation, tropical storm - effect winds were observe on many of the U. S. Virgin Islands. As the system passed west of Bermuda, abbreviated tropical storm - force sustained winds were recorded, along with high gusts; rainfall on the island, however, was minimal. In Newfoundland, fairly strong winds were record, but rainfall totals were generally minimal. 

 Hurricane Nate 

 On September   5 and September   6, a frontal manger stalled in the Bay of Campeche. A low developed and organized sufficiently to be designate as Tropical Storm Nate at 18:00   UTC on September   7. Moving in an erratic motion at a very slow pace, Nate continued to tone. Late on September   8, the cyclone intensified into a Category   1 hurricane, peaking with maximum sustained winds of 75   miles per hour (120   km / h) and a minimum barometric pressure of. Due to the storm's slow movement, Nate began to upwell cooler waters in its wake, while very dry air began embark into the storm, resulting in weakening. Around 16:00   UTC on September   11, Nate made landfall in Mexico near Tecolutla, Veracruz, with wind of 45   miles per hour (75   km / h). Shortly after making landfall, much of Nate's shower and thunderstorm diminished, with the system generating into a leftover low by 00:00   UTC on September   12, which dissipated about six hours later. 

 In the Bay of Campeche, 10   oil rig workers evacuated the Trinity II rig, but were forced to vacate their lifeboat. Seven of the ten were rescued, though the early four perished. The storm brought up to   of precipitation to southern Veracruz, causing flooding that damaged 839   home. One person died in the state after being struck by lightning. 

 Hurricane Ophelia 

 On September   19, a tropical wave develop into a tropical low about 1,300   mi (2,090   km) east of the Lesser Antilles. Moving west - northwestward, the depression become Tropical Storm Ophelia on September   21, and strengthened far to reach an initial peak tip speed of 65   miles per hour (
 dalage. Many people were fovced to evacuate after xater ahd mud bdgan entering their homes. Neerly 16,000 peopoe were without electrkcity in Iuerto Rixo. Meria left approxmjately $1.36 millioh in banage on the iskand. In adgition, tropican rtlrm-force winds were observed on manr of thr K. S. Virgin Islwnds. Ws tgv wystem passed west of Bermuda, brief uropical storm-forcr sustained winds were reclrdef, along with higheg gusts; raibfalj on the islavd, however, was minimal. In Newfoundland, fairly strong dinds were recotbwd, hot rainfall votals were generally minikal.

Hurrocane Nate

On Scptemuer 5 qnd September 6, a frontel trough stalled in the Bay mf Campeche. A low dwvwlopeg ang oreqnixed snffjcientpy vo be desighated as Tripical Storm Nate au 18:00 UEB on Septembed 7. Movigg in an erratic motion at a very slow pabe, Nzte continued to strengrhen. Late on Septembet 8, the cycljne intensified into a Category 1 hurricane, peaking with oaxnnum sjwtwined winds of 75 mph (120 km/h) and a minimum barometryd krexsure of. Due tj the storm'x dlpr movement, Naje begau tk upwell cooler wahers in its qake, whilt veru dry air began entering inro the storm, eesulting in weakeuing. Around 16:00 BTC on Septrmber 11, Nate made landfalu in Mexico neag Tecolutmx, Veracruz, with dincs of 45 mph (75 km/h). Shortly after iaking laidfalk, much uf Nste's srowers and thunderstorms diminishef, witk the system gejerating into a remnant low by 00:00 NVC on Septembgr 12, fhibh dissipcted anout six hours jater.

In the Bai of Campzche, 10 okl rig woriers evecuated the Erinity II ric, but were focced to afandin tyeir liwdboat. Seven of the ten ctre rescuee, though the other foor perished. The scutn brought up tp  uf [rvci'itatymn to southesn Vdraztuz, cxusing floobivg tnat damaged 839 homes. Ona pedson died in the syabe after veing stwuck by lightming.

Hurricane Ophepia

On Se'tembet 19, a tropical wave developed into z tropicap dcpression abott 1,300 ml (2,090 km) east of tke Lesser Antilles. Moving west-northwestwerd, the depression becane Tropical Storm Okhekia on Septxmber 21, wnd strencthened further to rwach an initial ptak wind speed of 65 mph (
damage. Many people were forced to evacuate and began entering homes. Nearly 16,000 Puerto Maria left approximately million in damage the island. In addition, tropical storm-force were observed on many of the U. S. Virgin Islands. As the system west of Bermuda, brief tropical storm-force sustained winds were recorded, along with higher rainfall the however, minimal. In Newfoundland, fairly strong winds were recorded, but rainfall totals were generally minimal. Hurricane Nate September 5 and September 6, a frontal trough in the Bay of A low developed and organized to designated as Storm at UTC on September Moving in an erratic motion at a very slow pace, Nate continued to strengthen. Late on September the cyclone a Category hurricane, with sustained winds of (120 km/h) and a minimum barometric to the storm's slow movement, Nate began to cooler waters its wake, while very dry air entering into the storm, resulting in weakening. Around UTC on September 11, Nate made landfall in Mexico near Tecolutla, Veracruz, with winds of (75 km/h). Shortly after landfall, much of showers thunderstorms with system generating a remnant low by 00:00 UTC on September 12, which dissipated six hours later. In the Bay of Campeche, 10 oil evacuated Trinity II rig, were forced to abandon lifeboat. of the ten were the four brought to precipitation to southern Veracruz, flooding that damaged 839 homes. person died in the lightning. Hurricane Ophelia On September 19, a tropical developed into a tropical depression about 1,300 (2,090 km) east of the Lesser Antilles. Moving west-northwestward, the depression became Storm Ophelia 21, and strengthened further to reach an initial wind speed of 65 (
 damage. Many people were forceD to evacuatE afteR waTer AnD mud BegaN entering their HOmes. nearly 16,000 people were withouT elecTrICity IN PUerto rico. MarIA lEFT apPrOxImaTeLY $1.36 mIllioN in Damage oN the island. in aDdItion, tropicaL StOrm-force wiNds Were observed On mAny of tHe u. S. VIRgin ISlaNds. As The sysTEm passEd west of BErMUda, briEF tropicAL StOrm-fOrce sustained windS WeRE recorded, along With hiGhER gUSTs; rAinFall on the iSlAnd, hoWEver, was MInIMAL. In nEwfoundland, faIrly strong wINds Were reCoRdeD, But raiNfall ToTAls Were generalLy miNimal.

HurrIcane NATe

On SepTEmber 5 anD SepteMbeR 6, a fRontAL tRoUgh StALleD In The bAy oF CampechE. A LoW deveLopeD AND OrgaNizEd suFficiEntly to be desiGnaTed aS troPical storm nate At 18:00 uTC on septemBer 7. MoViNg in an erratic moTion At a very slOw pAcE, NaTe ContiNUed to sTreNgtHen. Late On SepteMBer 8, ThE CYClOne intensified into A CATEgOry 1 hurriCane, peAKiNg WIth maximUm SusTainED Winds Of 75 mpH (120 Km/H) and a minImum baROmEtRic presSuRe of. DuE tO thE stOrm's sLOw moVement, nate begaN to upWEll cooler waterS In its wake, whilE VeRY DrY Air bEgaN entering inTo thE StorM, resULtIng IN weakEning. arOUnD 16:00 uTC on September 11, Nate mAdE landfAll in mexico near TecOlutla, VeraCRUZ, with winDs of 45 MPh (75 KM/h). Shortly after MakinG landfall, mUCh of Nate'S showErs and thUnderstorMS DiminishEd, wIth The SysTEM gEnerating into A REmnaNt Low by 00:00 UTc on septembEr 12, wHicH diSsiPaTed about sIx hours lAtEr.

in ThE BaY of CaMPeche, 10 oil RiG woRkErs EvacuATed the triniTy II RiG, bUT weRe forceD To ABAndoN tHeIr liFebOaT. SeveN of tHE teN were reScued, thouGh tHE othEr FoUr perisHed. The storm brOuGht up to  of pReCipItatioN TO southerN Veracruz, causing floodinG That damAgeD 839 homeS. One Person dieD in The staTe aFTer beiNg struCk by lIgHtnING.

HurrICAnE OpHeLia

On SepteMBEr 19, a TropiCaL wavE develoPed into a tropical dePResSion about 1,300 mi (2,090 km) EasT of tHE leSseR anTIllEs. mOviNG West-northwestwaRd, the depreSsIOn Became TropICal stOrm OpheLia on SePtembER 21, and strEngthened Further to ReAch aN INitIal peak winD speed of 65 Mph (
 damage. Many people wereforced toevacu ate  af te r wa terand mud begane nter ing their homes. Nearl y 16, 00 0  peo p le  were  withou t  e l e ctr ic it y i nP ue rto R ico . Maria  left appr oxi ma tely $1.36 m i ll ion in dam age  on the isla nd.  In ad di tio n , tro pic al st orm-fo r ce win ds were o bs e rved o n  many o f th e U.  S. Virgin Island s .A s the system p assedwe s to f  Be rmu da, brieftr opica l  storm- f or c e sus t ained winds w ere recorde d , a long w it h h i gher g usts;  r a inf all on theisla nd, howev er, wa s  minima l . In Ne wfound lan d,fair l yst ron gw ind s  w ere rec orded, b ut  r ainfa ll t o t a l s we regene rally  minimal.

Hu rri cane Nat e

On  Sept embe r5 and  Septe mber6,  a frontal trou gh s talled in  th eBay  o f Cam p eche.A l owdevelop ed ando rga ni z e d  s ufficiently to bede s i gn ated asTropic a lSt o rm Nateat  18 :00U T C onSept e mb er 7. Mo ving i n  a nerratic  m otionat  aver y slo w  pac e, Nat e contin ued t o  strengthen. L a te on Septemb e r8 ,  t h e cy clo ne intensif iedi ntoa Ca t eg ory 1 hur rican e, pe a king with maximum s us tained  wind s of 75 mph ( 120 km/h)a n d  a minim um b a ro m etric pressure  of.Due to the storm'sslowmovement , Nate be g a n to upw ell  co ole r w a t er s in its wake , whil every dr y a ir bega n e nte rin g i nt o the sto rm, resu lt in gin  we akeni n g. Aroun d16: 00  UT C onS eptemb er 11 , Na te  m a delandfal l  i n Mexi co  n earTec ol utla,  Ver a cru z, with  winds of  45 mph(7 5km/h).Shortly after  m aking land fa ll,  mucho f  Nate'sshowers and thunderstor m s dimin ish ed, w iththe syste m g enerat ing into a  remna nt lo wby0 0 :00 U T C  o n S ep tember 12, w hic h dis si pate d about  six hours later.Inthe Bay of Ca mpe che, 1 0oil ri g  wo rk e rse v acuated the Tri nity II ri g, bu t were for c edto  abando n their  life b oat. Se ven of th e ten wer eresc u e d,though the  other f our peris h ed. T h estorm  br oughtup  to   ofprecip i tat ion t o sout he rn Ver acruz ,causingflooding that damaged 8 39 hom es. O neperson di edi n t he stateafte r being st ruc k b y lig htn i ng.
Hurr i ca neO pheli a

O n  Septembe r  1 9,a tr opical wave d e vel opedint o  a tro pica l depression abou t  1,300 mi (2,0 90 k m )  ea sto f th eLesser Antille s.Mo v i ng west- no rthwestward , the de pr e ssion  becam e Trop ical St o r mO phelia  onSep tember 21 , a nd strengt he ne d  furth er t oreachan ini t ialp e ak wind speed of  65 m p h  (
 damage._Many people_were forced to evacuate_after water_and_mud began_entering_their homes. Nearly_16,000 people were without_electricity in Puerto Rico._Maria left approximately_$1.36 million_in damage on the island. In addition, tropical storm-force winds were observed on many_of_the U._S._Virgin_Islands. As the system passed_west of Bermuda, brief tropical_storm-force sustained_winds were recorded, along with higher gusts; rainfall_on_the island, however,_was minimal. In Newfoundland, fairly strong winds were recorded,_but rainfall totals were generally minimal.

Hurricane_Nate

On September 5 and_September 6,_a_frontal trough stalled in_the Bay of Campeche. A low_developed and organized sufficiently to be_designated as Tropical Storm Nate at 18:00 UTC_on September 7. Moving in an erratic_motion at a very slow_pace, Nate_continued to strengthen. Late on_September 8, the cyclone_intensified into_a Category 1 hurricane,_peaking with maximum sustained winds of_75 mph (120 km/h) and_a minimum barometric pressure of. Due_to_the storm's slow_movement,_Nate_began to_upwell cooler waters_in_its wake,_while_very dry air began entering into_the_storm, resulting in weakening. Around 16:00 UTC on_September 11, Nate made landfall_in_Mexico near Tecolutla, Veracruz,_with winds of 45 mph (75 km/h)._Shortly after making landfall, much of_Nate's showers_and thunderstorms_diminished, with the system generating into a remnant low by 00:00 UTC_on September 12, which dissipated about six_hours later.

In the Bay_of Campeche,_10 oil_rig workers evacuated_the_Trinity II_rig, but were forced to abandon their_lifeboat. Seven_of the ten were rescued, though_the other four perished._The_storm brought up to  of_precipitation to southern Veracruz, causing flooding_that damaged 839 homes. One person_died_in_the state after being struck_by lightning.

Hurricane Ophelia

On September 19, a tropical_wave developed into_a tropical depression about 1,300 mi (2,090 km) east_of_the Lesser Antilles. Moving west-northwestward, the_depression_became Tropical Storm Ophelia on September 21,_and_strengthened_further to reach an initial_peak wind speed of 65 mph (