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2008 Hurricane Names | 2008 National Hurricane Center Tropical Cyclone Reports

Hurricanes are named alphabetically from a predetermined list beginning the letter “A” through “W”, excluding names that begin with “Q” or “U.”

A storm is first named by the National Hurricane Center when the system becomes a tropical storm and the name remains as it develops into a hurricane or until it dissipates.

The most devastating hurricane names are retired and another name replaces it.

 

2008 Hurricane Names:

Arthur
Bertha
Cristobal
Dolly
Edouard
Fay
Gustav
Hanna
Ike
Josephine
Kyle
Laura
Marco
Nana
Omar
Paloma
Rene
Sally
Teddy
Vicky
Wilfred
2008 Named Hurricane Tracks

 

2008 National Hurricane Center Tropical Cyclone Reports:

  • Tropical Storm Arthur – MSWord
  • Hurricane Bertha – MSWord
  • Tropical Storm Cristobal  MSWord
  • Hurricane Dolly – MSWord
  • Tropical Storm Edouard – MSWord
  • Tropical Storm Fay – MSWord
  • Hurricane Gustav – MSWord
  • Hurricane Hanna – MSWord
  • Hurricane Ike – MSWord
  • Tropical Storm Josephine – MSWord
  • Hurricane Kyle – MSWord
  • Tropical Storm Laura – MSWord
  • Tropical Storm Marco – MSWord
  • Tropical Storm Nana – MSWord
  • Hurricane Omar – MSWord
  • Tropical Depression Sixteen – MSWord
  • Hurricane Paloma – MSWord

Click here to review past Tropical Cyclone Reports

 

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