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2024's Atlantic name list reuses 2018s, with Milton replacing Michael, and Francine Replacing Florence.
Days since last H. Landfall - US: Any 248 (Idalia) , Major: 248 (Idalia) Florida - Any: 248 (Idalia) Major: 248 (Idalia)
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Position History For Remnants Danny (2015)

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Adv#DateLatLongWindPresMovementTypeNameReceivedForecaster
108/18 11:00 AM10.6N36.5W35MPH1009mbW at 13 MPH (280 deg)TDTD#408/18 10:54 AM(Discussion)
208/18 5:00 PM10.9N37.5W40MPH1008mbW at 12 MPH (280 deg)TSDanny08/18 4:38 PMStewart
308/18 11:00 PM11.2N38.8W50MPH1000mbWnw at 14 MPH (285 deg)TSDanny08/18 10:53 PMBeven
408/19 5:00 AM11.3N40.2W50MPH1000mbW at 14 MPH (280 deg)TSDanny08/19 4:44 AM(Discussion)
508/19 11:00 AM11.2N41.1W50MPH1000mbW at 12 MPH (275 deg)TSDanny08/19 10:35 AM(Discussion)
608/19 5:00 PM11.5N42.0W50MPH1000mbW at 10 MPH (280 deg)TSDanny08/19 4:35 PM(Discussion)
708/19 11:00 PM12.1N42.7W50MPH1000mbWnw at 10 MPH (295 deg)TSDanny08/19 10:38 PM(Discussion)
808/20 5:00 AM12.2N43.7W50MPH1000mbW at 10 MPH (280 deg)TSDanny08/20 4:38 AM(Discussion)
908/20 11:00 AM12.5N44.8W75MPH992mbWnw at 12 MPH (295 deg)H1Danny08/20 10:50 AM(Discussion)
1008/20 5:00 PM13.0N45.7W80MPH990mbWnw at 10 MPH (295 deg)H1Danny08/20 4:38 PM(Discussion)
1108/20 11:00 PM13.4N46.6W80MPH990mbWnw at 10 MPH (295 deg)H1Danny08/20 10:32 PM(Discussion)
1208/21 5:00 AM13.7N47.4W85MPH987mbWnw at 10 MPH (290 deg)H1Danny08/21 4:38 AM(Discussion)
1308/21 11:00 AM14.0N48.2W105MPH976mbWnw at 10 MPH (290 deg)H2Danny08/21 10:41 AM(Discussion)
13A08/21 2:00 PM14.3N48.6W115MPH974mbWnw at 10 MPH (290 deg)H3Danny08/21 2:28 PM
1408/21 5:00 PM14.5N49.1W115MPH974mbWnw at 10 MPH (295 deg)H3Danny08/21 4:46 PM(Discussion)
1508/21 11:00 PM14.8N49.8W110MPH977mbWnw at 10 MPH (295 deg)H2Danny08/21 10:42 PM(Discussion)
1608/22 5:00 AM15.2N50.8W100MPH982mbWnw at 10 MPH (290 deg)H2Danny08/22 4:38 AM(Discussion)
1708/22 11:00 AM15.4N52.0W90MPH984mbWnw at 12 MPH (285 deg)H1Danny08/22 11:02 AM(Discussion)
17A08/22 2:00 PM15.5N52.4W85MPH985mbWnw at 12 MPH (285 deg)H1Danny08/22 1:38 PM
1808/22 5:00 PM15.8N53.3W75MPH991mbWnw at 14 MPH (285 deg)H1Danny08/22 4:44 PM(Discussion)
18A08/22 8:00 PM15.6N54.1W65MPH997mbW at 14 MPH (280 deg)TSDanny08/22 7:56 PM
1908/22 11:00 PM15.6N54.7W60MPH999mbW at 15 MPH (275 deg)TSDanny08/22 10:38 PM(Discussion)
19A08/23 2:00 AM15.7N55.3W60MPH999mbW at 13 MPH (275 deg)TSDanny08/23 1:53 AM
2008/23 5:00 AM15.8N56.0W50MPH1001mbW at 15 MPH (275 deg)TSDanny08/23 4:53 AM(Discussion)
20A08/23 8:00 AM15.7N56.7W50MPH1003mbW at 15 MPH (270 deg)TSDanny08/23 7:59 AM
2108/23 11:00 AM15.8N57.3W50MPH1003mbW at 15 MPH (275 deg)TSDanny08/23 10:35 AM(Discussion)
21A08/23 2:00 PM15.8N58.1W50MPH1004mbW at 15 MPH (270 deg)TSDanny08/23 1:41 PM
2208/23 5:00 PM15.6N59.0W40MPH1006mbW at 16 MPH (260 deg)TSDanny08/23 4:41 PM(Discussion)
22A08/23 8:00 PM15.5N59.3W40MPH1008mbW at 15 MPH (265 deg)TSDanny08/23 7:56 PM
2308/23 11:00 PM15.6N59.8W40MPH1009mbW at 15 MPH (270 deg)TSDanny08/23 10:41 PM(Discussion)
23A08/24 2:00 AM15.7N60.3W40MPH1009mbW at 15 MPH (270 deg)TSDanny08/24 1:53 AM
2408/24 5:00 AM15.8N60.5W40MPH1007mbW at 9 MPH (275 deg)TSDanny08/24 4:50 AM(Discussion)
24A08/24 8:00 AM15.9N61.5W35MPH1009mbW at 12 MPH (275 deg)TDDANNY08/24 7:56 AM
2508/24 11:00 AM16.0N62.0W30MPH1010mbW at 12 MPH (275 deg)RemDanny08/24 10:41 AM(Discussion)
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