Emily was steered back out to sea, where it weakened over cool waters. Land interaction led to the weakening of Emily. Shortly after obtaining major status again, Emily made a landfall near Morehead City, North Carolina with maximum sustained winds of 120 mph (195 km/h) and a minimum pressure of 958 mbar (hPa). Over the next day, it would go on and rapidly intensify before it became a major hurricane once more on September 25. On September 23, Emily became a category 1 hurricane. A decrease in wind shear allowed Emily to strengthen again. A convection-less depression, Emily was steered west then north, where it strengthened again. High wind shear also weakened Emily, as it became a tropical depression on September 20. This insification did not last long, as a passing trough weakened Emily significantly. Due to the baroclinic forcing and the building ridge, Emily rapidly intensified as it moved north. Emily made landfall on Middle Caicos Island as a 75 mph (120 km/h) category 1 hurricane. Ridging to the north caused Emily to weaken and slow down north of Hispaniola. Finally, on September 13, Emily had become a major hurricane, the first one of the season and the first one since Isla of 2063.Įmily passed north of the Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico on September 14, as a major hurricane. It managed to intensify further the following day, becoming a category 2. On September 11, Emily had, once again, become a hurricane. Although Emily had weakened, favorable conditions allowed Emily to rapidly re-strengthen. Dry air and moderate wind shear did not allow Emily to last long, as it weakened back to a tropical storm twenty-four hours later. The organization led to Emily becoming a hurricane on September 9, at 12:00 UTC. Emily continued westward, gathering strength and eventually forming an eye. On September 7, the depression became Tropical Storm Emily. The depression moved south of the Cabo Verde Islands, becoming increasingly better organized. Early on September 6, the wave had become a tropical depression. Map plotting the track and the intensity of the storm, according to the Saffir–Simpson scaleĪ vigorous tropical wave moved off of Africa on September 5 and immediately organized.
Emily also weakened and restrengthened to a hurricane in the subtropics of the Atlantic in early-October. After a brief weakening, Emily became a category 3 again on September 26, at landfall. Emily's first landfall was on September 17 in the Caicos Islands. Emily made a peak as a category three hurricane twice, the first peak being north of the Lesser Antilles on September 13. Emily formed from a tropical wave on September 6. It was the first major in over two years, first on since Isla of 2063. Hurricane Emily was the longest lived tropical cyclone in the Atlantic Ocean basin on record. Part of the 2065 Atlantic hurricane season Virgin Islands, Puerto Rico, Dominican Republic, Haiti, Turks and Caicos, South Carolina, North Carolina, Virginia, The British Isles Emily after landfall over the Outer Banks of North Carolina on September 26
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