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FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. — Neighboring Tropical Storm Rina and Tropical Storm Philippe are continuing to interact this weekend, with Philippe expected to become a Category 1 hurricane and steer a weakening Rina to the northwest. The phenomenon of two tropical systems interacting is not a common one in the Atlantic. Tropical Storm Rina was several hundred miles to Tropical Storm Philippe’s ...
Tropical Storm Philippe may not have long to live before wind shear tears it apart, but its path is predicted to bring it more west than forecast previously while the National Hurricane Center continues to track a system farther out in the Atlantic with a chance to become the season’s next tropical depression or storm. As of 5 a.m., the NHC said Philippe’s center was located about 925 miles ...
Changing conditions over the central Atlantic have caused Tropical Storm Philippe's track to shift much farther to the west, and the system could bring some impacts to the islands of the northern Caribbean by this weekend, AccuWeather meteorologists say. Hostile breezes, known as wind shear, have altered the structure of Philippe so that the upper part of the storm has been blown off to the northeast while the bottom part of the storm continues to move westward. The wind shear will keep Philippe
Tropical Storm Philippe path is pivoting west toward the eastern Caribbean, but is hampered by wind shear. Meanwhile, off Africa, a tropical depression is likely to form within days, and follow not far behind Philippe. Philippe, which is expected to gradually weaken this week, was located about 850 miles east of the far eastern Caribbean, moving west at 14 mph as of 11 a.m. Tuesday. The storm ...
In the wake of Hurricane Lee, AccuWeather meteorologists will be keeping a close eye on near-coast Atlantic waters in the area from northeastern Florida to North Carolina late this week to this weekend as this zone could yield a tropical system, which could unleash rain and gusty winds along a significant part of the Eastern Seaboard. "Stalled fronts along the southeastern coast of the United States are one way a 'homebrew' tropical system can form," AccuWeather Chief On-Air Meteorologist Bernie