Tropical Storm Emily fizzles in Atlantic
What was Tropical Storm Emily has fizzled into a post tropical cyclone in the Atlantic and is no longer being monitored by the National Hurricane Center.
Potential Tropical Cyclone Nine forms in Atlantic
Potential Tropical Cyclone Nine emerged in the central Gulf of Mexico on Monday as Texas braces for potential impact.
What was Tropical Storm Emily has fizzled into a post tropical cyclone in the Atlantic and is no longer being monitored by the National Hurricane Center.
At one point Monday, Emily was part of five disturbances in the Atlantic Basin.
In its final report, the NHC said Emily was about 1,100 miles west-northwest of the Cabo Verde Islands and moving west-northwest about 12 mph with 35 mph winds. The storm will remain away from land, continuing to move north in the Atlantic.
Meanwhile, there are four other disturbances in the Atlantic worth watching, including Potential Tropical Cyclone Nine, eyeing Texas in the Gulf of Mexico and bringing rain and storms to the south Texas.
(FOX Weather)