Hurricane Hanna Projected Path

Hurricane Hanna hit the Bahamas and Turks and Caicos on September 1, 2008.¹ Hanna made landfall in the United States on September 6; after first striking the Carolinas the storm weakened as it moved up the coast.² The storm follows Hurricane Gustav, which made landfall in Louisiana and other Gulf states on September 1, 2008.³

This page contains information for those interested in tracking Hanna's path as it moves across the Atlantic.

Fast Facts

1. September 6: Heavy rains, floods, and tornadoes all possible Hanna byproducts in the eastern United States²
2. Maximum sustained winds: 70 mph⁴
3. Average speed: 20 mph⁴
4. Minimum central pressure: 984 milibars⁴
5. The eighth storm of 2008 season
6. Follows Hurricane Gustav⁴
7. Rainfall and mudslides from Hanna killed over 130 people on the island Haiti⁵

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