Once it moves away from the U.S., over the warm waters of the central Atlantic Ocean, the NHC says the system could develop some subtropical characteristics through the weekend. The disturbance is then expected to move to the east, away from the United States. coast Wednesday and bring heavy rain and wind impacts to parts of the mid-Atlantic and northeast. It was about 100 miles south of Cape Cod in Massachusetts on Wednesday morning.Īccording to the NHC, the system is expected to “meander” off the U.S. The NHC describes it as a deep, non-tropical low-pressure system with storm-force winds.
The National Hurricane Center is currently monitoring a disturbance off the coast of the northeastern United States. (WFLA) - There’s more than a month left still in this year’s hurricane season and, even though the tropics have quieted down, we still could see another named storm.
