Hurricane Vince

On October 8^th well being unnamed, Vince had the regular hurricane form. But due to unbelievable conditions for a tropical cyclone, NHC (National Hurricane Center) decided not to name it one. Vince should have been named to this status as proofed by statistics later checked. It wasn’t officially named till the early hours following day. However it was still weird, as the location was special. It was roughly 520 miles southeast of the Azores. Six hours later, Hurricane Vince was born. This was based on one quote from the NHC, “if it looks like a hurricane...it probably is...despite its environment and unusual location.” Vince had not been a hurricane even a couple days before it returned to extra-tropical in unfavorable conditions and not long after making landfall on the morning of October 11^th. Vince had no damages, no deaths, and no flooding. It had a normal amount of rain, averaging one to two inches. For being quite special, Vince didn’t do very much damage or last very long.

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