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The National Hurricane Center's 11 a.m. Thursday's advisory reports that Tropical Storm Rina has form over the Central Atlantic.

Cloud cover will gradually decrease over the next few days as high temperatures warm back up. A few showers are possible.

A slowing Tropical Storm Philippe might end up mixing with what the National Hurricane Center says could become Tropical Storm Rina in the coming days. As of 5 a.m. the NHC said Philippe was located about 560 miles east of the Caribbean’s northern Leeward Islands moving west-northwest at 5 mph with maximum sustained winds of 50 mph. The storm’s slowing forward movement gives uncertainty to the ...

Here comes the rain again.

Tropical Storm Philippe is expected to drift for the next few days as it nears the Caribbean, though it may curve and skirt that boundary. Following to the east, a second system is forecast to become a either a tropical depression or Tropical Storm Rina on Thursday or Friday, forecasters said. The National Hurricane Center expects some slight fluctuations in intensity as Philippe moves ...

Forecasters from NOAA's National Hurricane Center say the two tropical systems in the Atlantic might begin to interact with one another.

Tropical Storm Philippe continues to slowly stumble its way across the open waters of the Atlantic Ocean and could bring some rain and wind to the northern Caribbean islands and Puerto Rico over the weekend, while Invest 91L behind it continues to struggle to organize but still has high odds of becoming a tropical depression or storm.

The National Hurricane Center says Tropical Storm Rina has formed in the Atlantic Ocean.

Tropical Storm Rina formed over the central tropical Atlantic Ocean Thursday morning alongside Philippe, and hurricane forecasters said neither storm is expected to reach hurricane strength.

Another coastal storm system will make for an unpleasant, inclement end to New Jersey's workweek, with heavy rain and flooding a growing concern.