Subtropical Storm Andrea

Weather Literature Review by Stephen Mullens

May 24, 201913:15Science & Medicine

Subtropical Storm Andrea formed in the Atlantic Ocean between the Bahamas and Bermuda on May 20. Although it only lasted three-quarters of a day, it still counts as a named storm. How unusual is it for a named storm to o...

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