Tropical Storm Erin has formed west of the Cabo Verde Islands in the Eastern Atlantic. Erin will likely become a hurricane by the middle of the week and potentially a major hurricane by the weekend as it moves west across the central Atlantic.
Breakdown
- Tropical storm Erin has formed in the Atlantic, originating from Invest 97L.
- The storm is currently west-northwest of the Cabo Verde Islands, moving west at 20 mph. 10s
- Forecasts predict Erin could become a major hurricane with winds up to 150 mph. 25s
- Current projections show the storm staying north of the Eastern Caribbean islands. 32s
- Meteorologists are tracking Erin closely due to its potential strength. 35s