Hurricane Nate

Oct 3, 2017 to Oct 11, 2017Peak 92 mph981 mb

Hurricane Nate passed within 50 miles of 30 counties in 3 states. It was strongest near Plaquemines Parish, LA, as a Category 1 on October 8, 2017.

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  • Post-tropical
Watch how it happened

Hurricane Nate · 2017

How it happened

Follow the storm’s path, strength and milestones.

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From space

Hurricane Nate on October 7, 2017, about 5 hours before landfall in Plaquemines Parish, LA.

Hurricane Nate on October 7, 2017, about 5 hours before landfall in Plaquemines Parish, LA.
True-colour image from VIIRS, aboard the Suomi NPP satellite, on its early-afternoon pass, around 19:25 UTC. Imagery: NASA Global Imagery Browse Services (GIBS), part of NASA’s Earth Observing System Data and Information System.

The storm

Peak strength
Category 1
92 mph, 80 kt
Lowest pressure
981 mb
Over the whole track
Counties within 50 miles
30
AL, LA, MS
Counties within 100 miles
59
AL, FL, LA, MS
Strongest near the U.S.
Category 1
Plaquemines Parish, LA, 0.0 mi, Oct 8, 2017
Landfalls recorded
3
Anywhere on the track

Every county it passed

Closest approach to each county boundary, with the storm’s strength at that moment.

Counties within 100 miles
Choctaw CountyAL0.0Tropical stormOct 8, 2017
Plaquemines ParishLA0.0Category 1Oct 8, 2017
Washington CountyAL0.0Tropical stormOct 8, 2017
Marengo CountyAL0.0Tropical stormOct 8, 2017
George CountyMS0.0Tropical stormOct 8, 2017
Greene CountyMS0.0Tropical stormOct 8, 2017
Harrison CountyMS0.0Tropical stormOct 8, 2017
Clarke CountyAL1.5Tropical stormOct 8, 2017
Jackson CountyMS5.4Tropical stormOct 8, 2017
Wayne CountyMS5.9Tropical stormOct 8, 2017
St. Bernard ParishLA7.6Category 1Oct 8, 2017
Perry CountyMS10.1Tropical stormOct 8, 2017
Mobile CountyAL10.5Tropical stormOct 8, 2017
Stone CountyMS10.8Tropical stormOct 8, 2017
Hancock CountyMS18.5Category 1Oct 8, 2017
Clarke CountyMS19.0Tropical stormOct 8, 2017
Wilcox CountyAL22.5Tropical stormOct 8, 2017
Forrest CountyMS24.6Tropical stormOct 8, 2017
Lauderdale CountyMS25.3Tropical stormOct 8, 2017
Pearl River CountyMS28.2Tropical stormOct 8, 2017
Jones CountyMS29.7Tropical stormOct 8, 2017
St. Tammany ParishLA29.7Category 1Oct 8, 2017
Baldwin CountyAL31.0Tropical stormOct 8, 2017
Orleans ParishLA34.8Category 1Oct 8, 2017
Monroe CountyAL36.7Tropical stormOct 8, 2017
Jasper CountyMS38.3Tropical stormOct 8, 2017
Lamar CountyMS38.8Tropical stormOct 8, 2017
Jefferson ParishLA44.7Category 1Oct 8, 2017
Escambia CountyAL48.5Tropical stormOct 8, 2017
Newton CountyMS49.5Tropical stormOct 8, 2017
Lafourche ParishLA50.8Category 1Oct 8, 2017
Covington CountyMS53.6Tropical stormOct 8, 2017
Washington ParishLA54.9Category 1Oct 8, 2017
Marion CountyMS55.7Tropical stormOct 8, 2017
Escambia CountyFL55.9Tropical stormOct 8, 2017
Conecuh CountyAL57.4Tropical stormOct 8, 2017
Neshoba CountyMS59.4Tropical stormOct 8, 2017
Smith CountyMS59.8Tropical stormOct 8, 2017
Jefferson Davis CountyMS63.6Tropical stormOct 8, 2017
St. Charles ParishLA64.6Category 1Oct 8, 2017
Walthall CountyMS65.5Tropical stormOct 8, 2017
Butler CountyAL66.0Tropical stormOct 8, 2017
St. John the Baptist ParishLA66.6Category 1Oct 8, 2017
Tangipahoa ParishLA67.3Category 1Oct 8, 2017
Scott CountyMS71.9Tropical stormOct 8, 2017
Terrebonne ParishLA72.4Category 1Oct 8, 2017
Santa Rosa CountyFL74.8Tropical stormOct 8, 2017
Simpson CountyMS76.8Tropical stormOct 8, 2017
Leake CountyMS81.2Tropical stormOct 8, 2017
Lawrence CountyMS82.9Tropical stormOct 8, 2017
Livingston ParishLA86.9Category 1Oct 8, 2017
Pike CountyMS87.8Category 1Oct 8, 2017
Rankin CountyMS88.7Tropical stormOct 8, 2017
Covington CountyAL89.3Tropical stormOct 8, 2017
St. James ParishLA94.1Category 1Oct 8, 2017
Ascension ParishLA95.1Category 1Oct 8, 2017
St. Helena ParishLA95.4Category 1Oct 8, 2017
Lincoln CountyMS96.7Tropical stormOct 8, 2017
Okaloosa CountyFL99.6Tropical stormOct 8, 2017

Distances are measured from hourly positions interpolated between the National Hurricane Center’s six-hourly fixes to each county boundary. Strength is shown only where the storm was still tropical. Methodology.

National Hurricane Center HURDAT2. Storm totals cover the Atlantic and Northeast and Central Pacific basins.