National Hurricane Center flags new Atlantic disturbance
Forecasters are watching a fresh tropical system in the Atlantic, arriving only days after Isaias struck the Gulf coast.
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What happened
The National Hurricane Center has identified a new tropical disturbance in the Western Atlantic. Some development of the system is possible over the next couple of days. The disturbance follows Hurricane Isaias, which made landfall in the Gulf and near Destin in the Florida Panhandle.
Why it matters
Parts of the Florida Panhandle are still recovering from Isaias.
Timeline
- Oct 11, 5:44 AM ET: The National Hurricane Center begins watching a spot of development in the Western Atlantic.
- Oct 11, 3:51 PM ET: The National Hurricane Center tags the disturbance as a new tropical disturbance in the Atlantic.
- Oct 12, 9:04 AM ET: A cold front is reported to be coming as the Florida hurricane center keeps watching the disturbance.
Coverage
- After Isaias, Florida hurricane center eyes disturbance. Cold front coming (Yahoo News)
- New Atlantic tropical disturbance emerges days after Hurricane Isaias’ Gulf landfall (wesh.com)
- After Isaias, hurricane center in Florida tracking disturbance in Atlantic (Miami Herald)
- NHC watching a spot of development in the Western Atlantic (Michelle McCormick)
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