US EditionClock Ticking for the Southeast as Next Tropical Threat Looms, with US Impacts Likely by Monday
Tropical Storm Humberto strengthens in the Atlantic while Invest 94-L has an 80% chance to develop into Imelda, threatening heavy rain and possible landfall in the southeastern U.S.
- Yesterday, the National Hurricane Center named Tropical Storm Humberto and issued advisories while National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Hurricane Hunters flew into the storm about 700 miles northeast of the Caribbean.
- Invest 94-L is currently impacting Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic with heavy rainfall, and the National Hurricane Center gives it an 80% chance to become Tropical Storm Imelda within 48 hours.
- Forecast models show Tropical Storm Humberto has 50 mph winds and is moving west-northwest at 15 mph, with potential to strengthen into a Category 3 hurricane affecting the Southeast coast.
- Coastal communities are already seeing big waves and rip currents develop, and forecasters give a 40% chance a named storm could affect the Carolinas, likely late Monday to middle of Tuesday.
- The 2025 Atlantic hurricane season continues through Nov. 30, and officials urge Piedmont Triad residents to know evacuation routes and prepare emergency plans.
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Imelda could form by this weekend and threaten the southeast US early next week
Humberto rapidly strengthened to a hurricane early Friday and is forecast to ramp up into a formidable major (Category 3 or stronger) hurricane this weekend, but it’s the disturbance to Humberto’s west that’s expected to develop and threaten the southeast U.S. – likely as Imelda – by late weekend and early next week.
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We are feeling like summertime for our last weekend of September. Highs today reach the 70s to low 80s, with humid air overhead and a mix of clouds and sun. A few pop up showers or storms are possible across the interior though sunset tonight. Then we dry off and some fog settles in while temps fall to the 50s and low...
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