Hurricane Vince

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Hurricane Vince was an unusual and relatively weak Atlantic hurricane in 2005 that became notable for forming far east in the Atlantic and making landfall on the Iberian Peninsula as a tropical system.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf 2005 Atlantic hurricane season storm
Atlantic hurricane
tropical cyclone
affectedCountry Portugal NERFINISHED
Spain NERFINISHED
basinAbbreviation AL
classificationBy National Hurricane Center NERFINISHED
damageLevel minimal
dissipatedOn 2005-10-11
fatalities 0
formedFrom frontal system
non-tropical low
formedIn 2005 Atlantic hurricane season NERFINISHED
formedOn 2005-10-08
landfallAs tropical depression
landfallCountry Spain NERFINISHED
landfallOn Iberian Peninsula NERFINISHED
landfallRegion Andalusia NERFINISHED
latitudeAtFormation unusually high latitude for a hurricane
maximumCategory Category 1 hurricane
maximumSustainedWinds 120 km/h
75 mph
minimumCentralPressure 988 hPa
name Hurricane Vince NERFINISHED
nameOrigin male given name Vince
nameRetired no
notableFor challenging conventional understanding of sea surface temperature thresholds for hurricanes
oceanBasin North Atlantic Ocean NERFINISHED
partOf 2005 Atlantic hurricane season NERFINISHED
peakStatusDate 2005-10-09
rainfallImpact heavy rain in parts of southern Spain
recordFor one of the easternmost hurricanes on record in the Atlantic
remnantLowMovedOver Portugal NERFINISHED
Spain NERFINISHED
seasonActivityContext occurred during extremely active 2005 Atlantic hurricane season
seaSurfaceTemperatureAtFormation about 24 °C
stormNameList Atlantic hurricane name list
stormNumberInSeason 20
stormTypeAtLandfall tropical depression
stormTypeAtPeak hurricane
transitionDate 2005-10-11
transitionedTo extratropical cyclone
unusualFor developing over relatively cool waters
forming far east in the Atlantic
making landfall on the Iberian Peninsula as a tropical system
year 2005

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