A disturbance spinning over the middle of the Atlantic organized enough to be named Tropical Depression 11 at 5 p.m. EDT Tuesday, according to the National Hurricane Center. AccuWeather meteorologists expect it to go on to strengthen into a tropical storm, becoming another one for the record books.
Tropical Depression 11, which began as a batch of heavy storms that forecasters have been monitoring for days, was moving to the west at 15 mph and was located 1,405 miles to the east of the Lesser Antilles early Wednesday morning. The system's maximum sustained winds were 35 mph.
"There is a medium to high chance that Tropical Depression 11 becomes the next tropical storm of the 2020 Atlantic hurricane season," said AccuWeather's top hurricane expert Dan Kottlowski.
The next name on the list of tropical storms for this year in the Atlantic is Josephine.
Tropical Depression 11, which began as a batch of heavy storms that forecasters have been monitoring for days, was moving to the west at 15 mph and was located 1,405 miles to the east of the Lesser Antilles early Wednesday morning. The system's maximum sustained winds were 35 mph.
"There is a medium to high chance that Tropical Depression 11 becomes the next tropical storm of the 2020 Atlantic hurricane season," said AccuWeather's top hurricane expert Dan Kottlowski.
The next name on the list of tropical storms for this year in the Atlantic is Josephine.
Courtesy AccuWeather
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