Wind speeds have now increased to 85 mph, with the possibility of higher gusts. It is moving northeast at 5 mph and expected to reach Bermuda late on Wednesday.
Although Tropical Storm Humberto only lightly hit the Bahamas, the northward system could cause rains on the U.S.'s southeastern coast, with the storm projected to become a hurricane by Sunday evening.
The disturbance has continued gaining strength quickly as conditions in the Caribbean become more favorable. European forecasts suggest the storm could move up the East Coast.
The islands' government said the list is still tentative as it braces for another storm front hitting the recovering islands.
The storm front is expected to push through the the Bahamas and Florida as it moves towards the Gulf of Mexico.
The tropical disturbance is one of three storm patterns detected in the Atlantic Ocean in the wake of Hurricane Dorian.
The Carolinas and Virginia remain under storm warnings as Hurricane Dorian continues its march up the east coast.
Marianne Williamson was criticized for a tweet that suggested that visualization and meditation could alter the trajectory of category 2 Hurricane Dorian, which is set to hit the Carolinas on Thursday.
Tropical Storm Fernand made landfall along the coast of Mexico on Wednesday and is expected to continue pushing farther inland.
As Hurricane Dorian moves up the east coast of the U.S., another tropical storm has formed in the Gulf of Mexico.
Astronauts aboard NASA’s International Space Station (ISS) were able to capture terrifying photos of Hurricane Dorian as it passes through the Atlantic Ocean. Although the hurricane has slightly weakened, the images from space still show just how massive Dorian is.
Dorian has been picking up strength as it moves through the Caribbean and is expected to hit Puerto Rico Wednesday.
The storm barreled through the Lesser Antilles and is moving northwest towards Puerto Rico.
The storm that began forming properly on Saturday has only intensified since then and will hit the Caribbean in the coming week.
As tropical storm Dorian threatens to become a hurricane, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) released a statement regarding the use of nuclear weapons against massive storms. According to the agency, aside from being a ridiculous idea, nuking hurricanes also won’t work.
Tropical Storm Dolrian strengthens and could become a hurriicane as it moves west towards Florida.