Tampa, Fla. ,WFLA) – Tropical storm Erin has formed right west of the Cabo Varde Islands, the National Hurricane Center announced. The storm is currently about 280 miles in the west-north-west of the islands.
Erin is expected to move west at a speed of about 20 mph and will continue to move west for the next several days.
Currently no coastal watches or warnings are warned.
The National Hurricane Center is also looking at two areas in the Atlantic.
Central atlantic
An area of low pressure on the central tropical Atlantic is producing disorganized rainfall and thunderstorms.
According to the National Storm Center (NHC), significant development of this system is not possible in the next few days as the system moves north. The possibility of formation in the next 48 hours is 10 percent; The possibility of formation in the next seven days is also 10 percent.
Northwestern atlantic
A non-trial of low pressure Nova Scotia is located a few hundred miles in the south-south-east of Canada.
According to NHC, the system is flowing on the hot water of the Gulf stream, where some tropical or subtropical development may occur in the next or two days.
By the middle of the week, the opportunity is expected to be carried out for taking the system to coolers and further tropical development. The possibility of formation in the next 48 hours is 10 percent, while the possibility of formation in the next seven days is 10 percent.
