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| '''Subtropical Storm Laura''' is the twelfth named storm of the ]. Laura developed on the morning of September 29, from a previously non-tropical ] that broke off from the ] across the high latitudes of the north Atlantic. | '''Subtropical Storm Laura''' is the twelfth named storm of the ]. Laura developed on the morning of September 29, from a previously non-tropical ] that broke off from the ] across the high latitudes of the north Atlantic. | ||
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Subtropical Storm Laura is the twelfth named storm of the 2008 Atlantic hurricane season. Laura developed on the morning of September 29, from a previously non-tropical area of low pressure that broke off from the jet stream across the high latitudes of the north Atlantic.