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Stormy Weather in the Atlanic Could be Our Next Name Storm
Matt BosterViewed: 5640
Posted by: Matt Boster
Date: Jul 29 2014 8:00 AM
The National Hurricane Center said there's an 80 percent chance a tropical wave in the central Atlantic will become a tropical depression in the next five days as it travels west toward the Caribbean.
It put the odds of development in the next two days at 70 percent.
If the disturbance makes it to tropical storm status (it has to have sustained winds of 39 mph) and gets a name, it will be Bertha.
The disturbance, located about 1,600 miles east of the southern Windward Islands in the Caribbean, continued to look more organized on Tuesday morning, the hurricane center said.
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