The strongest storm has continued the speedy steady speed – something that was very common in recent years when the planet warms. It was a rare 5 period for Saturday before it was section 4, from the Atlantic Ocean in northern Caribbean.
Erin released in Stage 1 Storm with 75 MPH 35 MPH by 11am on Friday morning to paragraph 5 160 mph before 160 hours. It puts in the historic books as one of the quick storms that strengthen the Atlantic in the Atlantic, and may not be careful for the stability of any storm before September 1.
ERIN The forecast for paragraph 5 is the power as it detects the return cycle, the process that will cause the Storm’s Findielfield to grow in size.
Fast strength is when a storm achieves at least 35 mph of air speed at least 24 hours. Quick quick stiffness that often occurs in September and October.
Even more storms grow quickly in the Atlantic as oceans and warm air to respond to pollution of Fossil and global temperatures that cause. This is possible to make another example of growing global growth.
In addition, a 43-4 Hurricane is one of the 53 storm in Atlantic – something that makes it unusual, but it is not easy in the latest storm condition – as high force is becoming storms to reach. It is the 11 5 storm written in the Atlantic since 2016, an unusually high amount.
It is unusual to see a 5 phase form at the beginning of the season, especially without the Gulf of Mexico. Mild-August is closer to Peak Hurrende’s work time, but the strongest storms often occur later in season.
Time of 2025 The Atlantic is a storm of four Straight situations to put a storm 5 storm, by twice last year, Hurricane Beryl and Milton.
Hurricane Erin is still expected to avoid direct beats in any mass of Puerto Rico, and revitalize Northeast in Northeast in Atlantic Coast and Bamemuda next week. As it does so, it is expected to double or three times in size.
Erin has 150 miles northeast of San Juan, Puerto Rico and 160 miles northwest and Anguilla from Saturday evening. The flood warning has been released from the north of Puerto Rico to midnight on Saturday and hot storm watches in Mthurks and Chaicos islands and parts of Leeward Islands islands.
The storm is expected to produce the health and curves of RIPs of Bahamas, most of the US East Coast, and Atlantic Canada next week, according to the National Storm.
Jack Beven, a higher storm expert, Erin Tracks on August 13 at the Miami National Storm. – Joe Raone / Gentty Pictures
Erin kept winds near 150 mph from Saturday night, in terms of National Hurricane Center.
Fitness modulation is expected to be the weekend, as Erin brings rain and a powerful wind to the Caribbean islands in the south. Erin is expected to continue until Monday, where it will start slowly.
Erin’s Powerful Erin Power poisons at least twice or three times in size next week, leading to severe sea conditions on the east coast.
The storm passes north of the Leeward Islands islands, the islands of the Videand, and Puerto Rico this weekend while turning north. It is unlikely that it will be a straight place to fall in any islands of the Northeaver Caribbean, although the hot alerts exist some of these areas warning potential threats.
Erin Foretells Tracking North Over the Western Atlantic for the next week, away from the United States and Barmuda, it can change if the storm is very repentant or speaking more than what is currently thought. Whether the weather is united, Erin can cause two issues in the hardest Surf and dangerous currents of tear.
By expecting the storm, Captain Wag Coast Rateage SAN Juan has directed that St Thomas and St John Islands, and six ports in Puerto Rico has been locked up all the Bound Traffic vessel unless directly authorized.
The fierce oceans and rip currents around the islands will continue to go to the beginning of next week. Gusty and rainy spirit – can sometimes cause – has an influence on the islands as Erin Slides.
Some areas can record 2 to 4 inches this score with numbers reached 6 inches to the opening. The main rain can also create flash floods or mudslides.
There are many fats in the Erin region to be poor when the temperatures are very warm than usual. They are not very warm as the records of records reach 2023 and 2024, but still warmly warm than the unchanging world.
Erin is the first major storm of Atlantic season. Some of the four programs wandered at the Atlantic Basin before ERIN – Andrea, Barry, Chantal, Chantal, and Dexter – but are no stronger than a tropical storm.
The first time of the year is usually August 11, so Erin was back behind the schedule, especially compared to the previous arrival in recent times. There was already three storm – Beryl, Delby and Ernesto – August 15 last year.
There will be many hot opportunities to improve this month. The long predictions of the climate print center highlighted the same part of the Atlantic Erin made as a place to watch at least in September.
August is there that Trapisies often live: The most intricate stretch of season is usually moving from mid-August to mid-October. Forecasters expected more – the average hotter hotter this year.
This story has been updated with additional information.
Eric Zerkel had an impact on this report.
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