A new named storm has taken shape over the Atlantic, drawing close attention from forecasters and island residents alike. Elsewhere, another system is making waves in the Gulf, highlighting the need for ongoing vigilance across the tropics. As the season enters its peak, the Atlantic and Gulf basins remain active with changing weather threats.
Jerry Forms and Races Toward the Leeward Islands
Tropical Storm Jerry quickly spun up over the tropical Atlantic, earning its name as the tenth storm of the season. Early Tuesday, Jerry’s winds reached 45 mph, with the strongest gusts found east of its center. The storm is currently moving quickly westward at around 24 mph, guided by a strong subtropical ridge.
Forecast models show Jerry will slow down and shift more northwest as it nears…more
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