Hurricane Felix
Hurricane Felix was the 6th named tropical storm and the 3rd hurricane of the unusually active 1995 Atlantic hurricane season. Though it never made it to land, Felix stalled off the coast of North Carolina, resulting in great uncertainty over its track. The hurricane caused eight Deaths and severe beach erosion from North Carolina to Massachusetts.
Storm Path
A tropical Wave moved off the coast of South Africa on 6th August. Deep Convection rapidly organized around the centre, and the system progressed into tropical depression seven on the 8th while a short distance Southwest of the Cape Verde Islands. The depression moved to the West-Northwest, and 18 hours after forming, it developed into tropical storm Felix. It continued to slowly intensify as it moved West-Northwest ward, a motion due the subtropical ridge, an attained hurricane status on the 11th while 620 miles (1000 Km) East-Northeast of Guadeloupe.