Are you concerned about Tropical Storm Humberto's path toward Bermuda and the U.S. East Coast?
Tropical Storm Humberto Could Become Major Hurricane in Atlantic
Tropical Storm Humberto has formed in the central Atlantic and is showing signs of steady intensification. Currently packing winds of 45 mph, Humberto is expected to strengthen into a hurricane — possibly a major one — over the next few days. The system is moving slowly northwest and could potentially impact Bermuda depending on its track. Though a U.S. East Coast landfall is not currently forecast, marine hazards like dangerous rip currents and high surf are likely along much of the coast. Additionally, a nearby disturbance (Invest 94L) may become Tropical Storm Imelda and interact with Humberto, raising the rare possibility of a Fujiwhara effect, where two storms orbit each other. Forecasters are urging coastal regions to stay updated, as uncertainty increases later in the forecast period.
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