Hurricane Erin
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Hurricane Erin
Summary
Hurricane Erin is a hurricane[1]. It draws 2,616 Wikipedia views per month (hurricane category, ranking #17 of 4).[2]
Key Facts
- Hurricane Erin is in the country of The Bahamas[3].
- Hurricane Erin's instance of is recorded as hurricane[4].
- Hurricane Erin followed Tropical Storm Dexter[5].
- Hurricane Erin was followed by Tropical Storm Fernand[6].
- Hurricane Erin took place at Atlantic Ocean[7].
- The location of Hurricane Erin was Lesser Antilles[8].
- The location of Hurricane Erin was The Bahamas[9].
- Hurricane Erin took place at Turks and Caicos Islands[10].
- Hurricane Erin is part of 2025 Atlantic hurricane season[11].
- Hurricane Erin's Commons category is recorded as Hurricane Erin (2025)[12].
- Hurricane Erin began on August 11, 2025[13].
- Hurricane Erin ended on August 22, 2025[14].
- Hurricane Erin's lowest atmospheric pressure is recorded as {'amount': '+913'}[15].
- Hurricane Erin's maximum sustained winds is recorded as {'amount': '+140'}[16].
- Hurricane Erin's on focus list of Wikimedia project is recorded as Information integrity on extreme weather events[17].
- Hurricane Erin's P14531 is recorded as Category 5 hurricane[18].
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When and Where
Hurricane Erin began on August 11, 2025[13]. It ended on August 22, 2025[14]. Recorded location include Atlantic Ocean[7], Lesser Antilles[8], The Bahamas[9], and Turks and Caicos Islands[10]. It is in the country of The Bahamas[3].
Context
Hurricane Erin is part of 2025 Atlantic hurricane season[11]. Its instance of is recorded as hurricane[4]. It followed Tropical Storm Dexter[5]. It was followed by Tropical Storm Fernand[6].
Why It Matters
Hurricane Erin draws 2,616 Wikipedia views per month (hurricane category, ranking #17 of 4).[2] It has Wikipedia articles in 5 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[19] It is known by 16 alternative names across languages and contexts.[20]