 Scotia with winds of 45 mph (75 km/h).
 1800 UTC (2:00 p.m. EDT) - "Tropical Storm Eight" was downgraded back to a tropical depression.
November 3
 0000 UTC (8:00 p.m. EDT November 2) - The tropical depression dissipated shortly after emerging into the Gulf of St. Lawrence.

Systems

Tropical Storm Ana

The first storm of the season was Ana, which originated from a cold-core low that persisted east of Jacksonville, Florida, by June 25. The system moved in a clockwise motion around an anticyclone located over Florida. The cold-core low gradually developed to the surface, and on June 29, a low pressure area formed within a surface trough over the Bahamas. It moved westward across southern Florida, dropping heavy rainfall along its path. Punta Gorda recorded a statewide peak of  of precipitation. The low moved northwestward and later curved northeastward, exiting into the Atlantic Ocean near Saint Augustine by early on July 2. Although it was initially disorganized as it moved offshore, the convection quickly developed in organization, and by 1800 UTC that day it had developed into Tropical Depression One about 85 mi (135 km) south of Charleston, South Carolina.

As the depression moved northeastward parallel to the southeast United States coastline, it dropped light rainfall, although portions of Virginia recorded more than 5 inches (130 mm). Late on July 3, a buoy reported sustained winds of 38 mph (61 km/h) over a period of eight and a half minutes. As a result, the National Hurricane Center upgraded the depression to Tropical Storm Ana. The storm accelerated east-northeastward toward a stalled frontal zone, entering an area of increased wind shear. Despite hostile conditions, Ana strengthened slightly, reaching peak winds of 50 mph (85 km/h). Moving over cooler waters and interacting with the frontal zone, the circulation became broad as the thunderstorms diminished. On July 5, Ana became extratropical (non-tropical) in the northern Atlantic Ocean about 680 mi (1,090 km) to the south of Cape Race.

Tropical Depression Two

A tropical wave emerged off the coast of Africa on June 20, and no significant development occurred until it became Tropical Depression Two in the western Gulf
Scotia with winds of 45   mph (75   km / h). 
  1800   UTC (2:00   p.m. EDT)   - " Tropical Storm Eight " was downgraded back to a tropical depressive disorder. 
 November   3 
  0000   UTC (8:00   post meridiem EDT November   2)   - The tropical depression dissipated concisely after issue into the Gulf of St. Lawrence. 

 Systems 

 Tropical Storm Ana 

 The first storm of the season was Ana, which originated from a cold - kernel low that persisted east of Jacksonville, Florida, by June   25. The arrangement moved in a clockwise motion around an anticyclone settle over Florida. The cold - core low gradually develop to the surface, and on June   29, a low pressure area formed within a surface trough over the Bahamas. It affect westward across southern Florida, dropping heavy rain along its path. Punta Gorda recorded a statewide vertex of   of precipitation. The first gear moved northwestward and by and by curved northeastward, exiting into the Atlantic Ocean near Saint Augustine by early on July   2. Although it was initially disorganize as it moved offshore, the convection quickly developed in organization, and by 1800   UTC that day it had developed into Tropical Depression One approximately 85   mi (135   km) south of Charleston, South Carolina. 

 As the natural depression moved northeastward parallel to the southeast United States coastline, it dropped light rainfall, although portions of Virginia recorded more than 5   inches (130   mm). deep on July   3, a buoy reported sustained wind of 38   miles per hour (61   km / h) over a period of eight and a half minutes. As a resultant role, the National Hurricane Center upgraded the depression to Tropical Storm Ana. The storm accelerated east - northeastward toward a stalled frontal zone, accede an area of increased wind shear. Despite hostile conditions, Ana strengthened slightly, reach peak winds of 50   mph (85   km / h). Moving over cooler water system and interacting with the frontal zone, the circulation became broad as the thunderstorms diminished. On July   5, Ana become extratropical (non - tropical) in the northern Atlantic Ocean about 680   mi (1,090   km) to the south of Cape Race. 

 Tropical Depression Two 

 A tropical wave emerge off the coast of Africa on June 20, and no significant development occurred until it become Tropical Depression Two in the western Gulf
 Scltia with winds of 45 mph (75 ko/h).
 1800 UTC (2:00 p.m. EDT) - "Ttopical Vtorm Sight" war downgraded back to a tropiral eeprewsion.
November 3
 0000 UTC (8:00 p.m. EAT Novembvr 2) - The tripicel depression dissipated shortmn aftzr emerging into the Gulf mf St. Lawrence.

Vyrtzms

Tropical Storm Ana

The first storm of the sfason was Ana, rhicn orifpncted from a cold-core low that psrsistev east of Jackspnville, Florida, by June 25. Thf sydtem moved in a cllckwise motuon weound an antkcyclone located over Rlorida. The cold-core low graduauly dzveloped to tye dorface, and oi June 29, a low pressmge area formed within a surfsce triugh over the Bahamas. It moved westward across smuchern Florida, droppint yeavy raitfalu alung ivs lath. Pknte Gorda reckrded a starewide peak of  of kresplitation. The low mjvqd northwestward and later curved northtastwzrd, exiting into the Atoantic Ocean near Saijt Augustyne by early on July 2. Although it was initially divorgaiixed af ut moved offshore, the convection quickly develo[sd ik organization, akd by 1800 UTC that day ih nwd developed knto Txkpjcal Depression Onf about 85 mi (135 kn) south os Chsrleston, South Carolina.

As tye depressiou mived northeastward parallel tu thg soutneast United States coartlihe, it droppfd light dxinfall, although pogtiots of Virginia recorded mowe than 5 iiches (130 mm). Latd on July 3, w buoy replrted sustained winds of 38 mph (61 nm/v) over a pfriod of eight and a half minutxx. As a resulj, tve Tational Hurrlcane Center updraded the deptession tj Trooical Storj Ana. Tie storm accqlerated east-tlrtheastward toward w stqllee frontxu zone, enterinb an area of increawed wind shear. Desiite fkstile conditiour, Ana strengthenrd rlidhnly, rqdching peak findr ow 50 mph (85 ym/h). Moving ixer vooler waters and inderadting with the fromtwl zone, jhe circujation became broad as the thunferstmrmr dimonifhed. On July 5, Ana became extratdopical (nln-tvopical) in thq novthetn Atlantic Ocean about 680 mi (1,090 km) to the south of Cape Race.

Tropical Deptession Two

A tropical eave emergev off ehe coast of Africa on June 20, qnd no significanu development occurred hntil ht befame Tropical Depression Two in the western Gulf
Scotia with winds of 45 mph (75 UTC p.m. EDT) "Tropical Storm Eight" tropical November 3 0000 (8:00 p.m. EDT 2) - The tropical depression dissipated after emerging into the Gulf of St. Lawrence. Systems Tropical Storm Ana The storm of the season was Ana, which originated from a cold-core low that east Jacksonville, by 25. The system moved in a clockwise motion around an anticyclone located over Florida. The cold-core gradually developed to the surface, and on June a low pressure area within a surface trough over Bahamas. moved westward southern dropping rainfall along its Punta Gorda recorded a statewide peak of of precipitation. The low moved northwestward and later curved northeastward, into the near Saint by on 2. Although it disorganized as it moved offshore, the in organization, and by 1800 UTC that day had developed Tropical Depression One about 85 mi km) south of Charleston, South Carolina. As the moved northeastward parallel to the southeast United States coastline, it dropped light rainfall, although portions recorded more than 5 (130 mm). Late July a reported winds of mph (61 km/h) over a period of eight and a half As a result, the National Hurricane Center upgraded the depression Storm The storm accelerated toward a stalled frontal entering area of increased wind hostile Ana peak of mph (85 km/h). Moving cooler waters and interacting with frontal zone, the circulation diminished. On July 5, Ana became extratropical (non-tropical) the northern Atlantic Ocean about 680 mi km) to the south of Cape Race. Tropical Depression Two A tropical emerged off of Africa on June 20, and no significant occurred until it became Depression Two in the western Gulf
 Scotia with winds of 45 mph (75 km/h).
 1800 UTc (2:00 p.m. EDT) - "TropIcal STorM EiGhT" was DownGraded back to a tROpicAl depression.
November 3
 0000 UTc (8:00 p.m. EDt NOVembER 2) - THe troPical dePReSSIon DiSsIpaTeD ShOrtly AftEr emergIng into the gulF oF St. Lawrence.

SYStEms

TropicaL StOrm Ana

The firSt sTorm of ThE seASon waS AnA, whicH origiNAted frOm a cold-coRe LOw that PErsisteD EAsT of JAcksonville, FloridA, By jUne 25. The system moVed in a ClOCkWISe mOtiOn around an AnTicycLOne locaTEd OVER FlORida. The cold-coRe low graduaLLy dEvelopEd To tHE surfaCe, and On jUne 29, A low pressurE areA formed wiThin a sURface trOUgh over The BahAmaS. It MoveD WeStWarD aCRosS SoUthERn FLorida, drOpPiNg heaVy raINFALl alOng Its pAth. PuNta Gorda recorDed A staTEwiDe peaK of  of PrecIpItatiOn. The lOw movEd Northwestward anD latEr curved nOrtHeAstWaRd, exiTIng intO thE AtLantic OCean neaR saiNt aUGUsTine by early on July 2. ALtHOUgH it was inItiallY DiSoRGanized aS iT moVed oFFShore, The cONvEction quIckly dEVeLoPed in orGaNizatiOn, And By 1800 UtC thaT Day iT had deVeloped iNto TrOPical DepressioN one about 85 mi (135 km) sOUtH OF CHArleStoN, South CarolIna.

AS The dEpreSSiOn mOVed noRtheaStWArD Parallel to the southeAsT UniteD StatEs coastline, it Dropped ligHT RAinfall, aLthoUGh POrtions of VirgiNia reCorded more THan 5 incheS (130 mm). LaTe on July 3, A buoy repoRTEd sustaiNed WinDs oF 38 mpH (61 KM/h) Over a period of EIGht aNd A half miNutEs. As a reSulT, thE NaTioNaL HurricanE Center uPgRaDeD tHe dEpresSIon to TroPiCal stOrm ana. ThE Storm aCceleRateD eAsT-NorTheastwARd TOWard A sTaLled FroNtAl zonE, entERinG an area Of increasEd wINd shEaR. DEspite hOstile conditiOnS, Ana strengThEneD slighTLY, reachinG peak winds of 50 mph (85 km/h). MovinG Over cooLer WaterS and InteractiNg wIth the FroNTal zonE, the ciRculaTiOn bECAme brOAD aS thE tHunderstorMS DimInishEd. on JuLy 5, Ana beCame extratropical (nON-trOpical) in the noRthErn ATLAnTic oCeAN abOuT 680 Mi (1,090 kM) TO the south of Cape race.

TropicAl dEpRession Two

a TroPiCal wave Emerged Off thE Coast of africa on JUne 20, and no sIgNifiCANt dEvelopment Occurred Until it beCAme TrOPiCal DePreSsion TWo In tHe wesTern GuLF
 Scotia with winds of 45 m ph (75 km/ h).
180 0 U TC  (2: 00 p .m. EDT) - "Tr o pica l Storm Eight" was dow ngrad ed back to  a tr opicald ep r e ssi on .Nov em b er  3
 0 000  UTC (8 :00 p.m. E DTNo vember 2) -T he  tropicaldep ression diss ipa ted sh or tly after  em ergin g into the Gu lf of St.  L a wrence . 

Syste m s 
Trop ical Storm Ana

T h ef irst storm ofthe se as o nw a s A na,  which ori gi nated from ac ol d - c ore low that pers isted easto f J ackson vi lle ,  Flori da, b yJ une  25. The sy stem  moved in  a clo c kwise m o tion ar ound a n a nti cycl o ne  l oca te d  ov e rFlo r ida . The co ld -c ore l ow g r a d u ally  de velo ped t o the surface , a nd o n  Ju ne 29 , a l ow p re ssure  areaforme dwithin a surfac e tr ough over  th eBah am as. I t  moved  we stw ard acr oss sou t her nF l o ri da, dropping heavy  r a i nf all alon g itsp at h. Punta Go rd a r ecor d e d a s tate w id e peak o f  ofp re ci pitatio n.  The l ow  mo ved  nort h west ward a nd later  curv e d northeastwar d , exiting int o  t h e  A t lant icOcean nearSain t  Aug usti n ebye arlyon Ju ly 2. Although it was ini ti ally d isorg anized as itmoved offs h o r e, the c onve c ti o n quickly deve loped  in organi z ation, a nd by  1800 UT C that da y it had d eve lop edint o Tr opical Depres s i on O ne  about85mi (135  km ) s out h o fCharlesto n, South  C ar ol in a.
As t h e depres si onmo ved  nort h eastwa rd pa rall el  t o  th e south e as t Unit ed  S tate s c oa stlin e, i t  dr opped l ight rain fal l , al th ou gh port ions of Virgi ni a recorded  m ore  than5 inches ( 130 mm). Late on July 3 ,  a buoy  re porte d su stained w ind s of 3 8 m p h (61km/h)overaper i o d ofe i gh t a nd  a half mi n u tes . Asaresu lt, the  National Hurrican e  Ce nter upgraded  th e de p r es sio n  t o  Tr op i cal S torm Ana. The s torm accel er a te d east-nor t hea st ward to ward astall e d front al zone,enteringan  are a ofincreasedwind she ar. Despi t e hos t il e con dit ions,An a s treng thened sli ghtly , reac hi ng pea k win ds  of 50 m ph (85 km/h). Moving ov er coo ler w ate rs and in ter a cti ng with t he f rontal zon e,the  circ ula t ion b ecam e  b roa d  as t he t h understor m sdim i n is hed. On Jul y 5 , A na be cam e  extra trop ical (non-tropica l ) in the north ernA t lan tic Ocea nabout 680 mi ( 1,0 90 k m) to th esouth of Ca pe Race. 
T ropic al Dep ressio n Two
A tr o picalwave  em erged off  th ec oast of  A fr i ca onJune  2 0, and  no si g nifi c a nt development o ccurr e d  unti l  it  beca me  Tropic a l De pression T wo in the w estern  Gul f
 Scotia_with winds_of 45 mph (75 km/h).
 1800 UTC_(2:00 p.m. EDT) -_"Tropical_Storm Eight"_was_downgraded back to_a tropical depression.
November 3
_0000 UTC (8:00 p.m. EDT November 2) -_The tropical depression_dissipated_shortly after emerging into the Gulf of St. Lawrence.

Systems

Tropical Storm Ana

The first storm of_the_season was_Ana,_which_originated from a cold-core low_that persisted east of Jacksonville,_Florida, by_June 25. The system moved in a clockwise motion_around_an anticyclone located_over Florida. The cold-core low gradually developed to the_surface, and on June 29, a low_pressure area formed_within_a_surface trough over the_Bahamas. It moved westward across southern_Florida, dropping heavy rainfall along its_path. Punta Gorda recorded a statewide peak_of  of precipitation. The low_moved northwestward and later curved_northeastward, exiting_into the Atlantic Ocean near_Saint Augustine by_early on_July 2. Although it_was initially disorganized as it moved_offshore, the convection_quickly developed in organization, and by_1800 UTC_that day it_had_developed_into Tropical_Depression One about_85 mi_(135 km) south_of_Charleston, South Carolina.

As the depression moved_northeastward_parallel to the southeast United States coastline,_it dropped light rainfall,_although_portions of Virginia recorded_more than 5 inches (130 mm). Late_on July 3, a buoy reported sustained_winds of_38 mph (61 km/h)_over a period of eight and a half minutes. As a_result, the National Hurricane Center upgraded_the depression to Tropical_Storm Ana._The_storm accelerated east-northeastward_toward_a stalled_frontal zone, entering an area of increased_wind shear._Despite hostile conditions, Ana strengthened slightly,_reaching peak winds of_50 mph_(85 km/h). Moving over cooler waters and_interacting with the frontal zone, the_circulation became broad as the_thunderstorms_diminished._On July 5, Ana became extratropical_(non-tropical) in the northern Atlantic Ocean_about 680 mi (1,090 km)_to the south of Cape Race.

Tropical Depression_Two

A_tropical wave emerged off the coast_of_Africa on June 20, and no_significant_development_occurred until it became Tropical_Depression Two in the western Gulf