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Tropical Storm Jerry has become the 10th named storm of the 2025 Atlantic hurricane season and is forecast to become a hurricane by Friday, with warnings issued for parts of the Leeward Islands. The storm is expected to turn north and out to sea, but it is causing heavy rain, surf, and rip currents in the Caribbean and U.S. East Coast, amid a potentially active hurricane season.
A tropical wave named Invest 95L in the central Atlantic is likely to develop into a tropical depression or storm this week, with a track that may pass northeast of the Leeward Islands and potentially impact Bermuda, as it benefits from favorable conditions for development.
Tropical Storm Humberto has formed in the central Atlantic and is expected to strengthen as it moves northwest, with potential impacts on the southeastern U.S. coast, while another system is developing near the Caribbean, bringing heavy rains and possibly becoming a tropical depression.
Hurricane Erin has moved away from the U.S. coast, but significant coastal flooding is expected along the Mid-Atlantic during Thursday night’s high tide, with storm surge causing major flooding and damaging waves, especially in North Carolina and New Jersey. Erin is weakening and heading out to sea, while other tropical systems, including 90L near the Leeward Islands and 99L in the eastern Atlantic, are being monitored for potential development.
Hurricane Erin, a major storm reintensifying to a category 4, caused widespread power outages in Puerto Rico and prompted evacuations and warnings along the US east coast and Caribbean, with concerns about its potential to strengthen further amid climate change influences.
Hurricane Erin has weakened to a Category 3 but remains a major storm, with heavy rain and gusty winds affecting Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands. It is expected to re-intensify after a natural cycle and is forecasted to turn northward, posing risks of dangerous surf and rip currents along the U.S. East Coast, with potential for significant wave action and beach erosion.
Hurricane Erin rapidly intensified to a Category 5 storm in the Atlantic, marking one of the fastest intensifications on record, likely influenced by global warming, and is expected to weaken but grow in size as it passes north of Caribbean islands, posing risks of heavy rain, flooding, and rough seas in the region and along the US East Coast.
Hurricane Erin has formed in the Atlantic, expected to intensify to a Category 4 storm over warm waters, causing significant surf, erosion, and rip currents from the Caribbean to Atlantic Canada, with most models predicting it will stay east of the U.S. coast but potentially impact Bermuda and Newfoundland.
Hurricane Erin has become the first Atlantic hurricane of the year, with 75 mph winds, threatening Caribbean islands including Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands with potential flooding rains.
Tropical Storm Erin is strengthening in the Atlantic, with potential to become a hurricane and pass near Bermuda, causing high surf and rip currents along the US East Coast and Caribbean, while a separate system may impact northeast Mexico and Texas.
Tropical Storm Erin, located off Africa, is expected to strengthen into the first Atlantic hurricane of 2025, potentially impacting the Caribbean and U.S. east coast, amid concerns over climate change and recent storm-related fatalities in Cape Verde.
Tropical Storm Erin is expected to become a major hurricane as it travels across the North Atlantic, with forecasts indicating a potential recurve away from North America and significant impacts such as high surf and coastal erosion. The storm is developing early in the season, with favorable conditions supporting its intensification, and models suggest it will stay away from the U.S. East Coast.