At a Glance

Tropical Storm Erin developed in the western Atlantic in late August 2019.It brought no direct impacts to land.

Erin was a short-lived tropical storm in the western Atlantic that did not bring any direct impacts to land.

Tropical Depression Six formed in the western Atlantic on Aug. 26, 2019 and strengthened into Tropical Storm Erin over 24 hours later on the evening of Aug. 27.

Erin then weakened back to a tropical depression on the morning of Aug. 28. It was declared post-tropical early on Aug. 29 and the final advisory was issued.