"A new storm system forming in the Atlantic could soon become the next tropical storm that threatens the US East Coast. Hurricane forecasters revealed that the developing system, currently Invest 95L, has a 70 percent chance of turning into a tropical cyclone over the next week. If it reaches tropical storm status, with a more organized structure and sustained winds of at least 40 mph, it will be named 'Jerry.'"
"It's currently in the central Atlantic, and the National Hurricane Center (NHC) has projected that the storm will approach Puerto Rico before turning north and potentially towards the East Coast. Meteorologists at AccuWeather described 95L as 'a cluster of showers and thunderstorms' that will likely organize into a tropical storm by the end of the week. If Jerry does form, it'll be the tenth named storm to form in the Atlantic this year,"
Invest 95L has a 70 percent chance of becoming a tropical cyclone this week. The system in the central Atlantic is projected by the National Hurricane Center to approach Puerto Rico before turning north toward the U.S. East Coast. AccuWeather calls 95L a cluster of showers and thunderstorms likely to organize into a tropical storm. If it reaches sustained winds of at least 40 mph it will be named Jerry and could reach 40–75 mph as a tropical storm, with potential to strengthen further. Most model tracks curve Jerry into the central Atlantic, though some keep a straighter path toward the Southeast, prompting advisories to monitor the tropics through mid-month.
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