Victor formed south of the Cabo Verde Islands on Sept. 29. After spending a few days as a tropical storm, it weakened over the weekend and dissipated on Oct. 4.

What You Need To Know

  • Victor was the 20th Atlantic tropical storm to form this season 

  • Its highest estimated winds were 65 mph

  • It dissipated on Monday, Oct. 4

Victor was a short-lived storm in the eastern Atlantic.

The storm formed in the open Atlantic on Sept. 29, quickly tracking west-northwest.

Victor was downgraded into a tropical depression on Oct. 3, later becoming a remnant low on Oct. 4 in the open Atlantic.

Dry air and strong upper-level winds helped rip the storm apart.