The National Weather Service went there and brought up a moniker we haven't heard yet in 2020: "zombie tropical storms." The term surfaced in an NWS tweet on Tuesday.
Paulette formed earlier in September as one of the five active tropical cyclones brewing in the Atlantic Ocean. It was only the second time in history that many storms had existed simultaneously.
Hurricane Paulette made landfall in Bermuda as a Category 1 and strengthened to a Category 2 over the island on September 14. The storm then lost speed and lost its tropical storm status, downgraded to a post-tropical low-pressure system.
The storm formerly known as Paulette stewed for five and a half days. That is, until this week.
Paulette regained strength and became a tropical storm once more on Monday, according to the National Hurricane Center. Paulette reappeared Monday about 300 miles off the coast of the Azores islands.
Отсюда
Ураган Паулетта в начале месяца прошелся по Бермудам и тихо скончался в северной Атлантикею Но не тут-то было. Спустя неделю мертвы ураган ожил и опять превратился в тропический шторм, который двигается на Пиринейский полуостров. Вот вам и оживший мертвец. А почему бы и нет? На дворе 2020