Map Shows Atlantic Tropical Depression Path After El Niño Quiet
Summary
A tropical depression named Tropical Depression Six has formed in the Atlantic Ocean. It is moving slowly north and is expected to move northeast soon, with slight strengthening possible before it weakens.Key Facts
- The National Hurricane Center (NHC) identified Tropical Depression Six in the eastern subtropical Atlantic.
- This formation follows a quiet Atlantic hurricane season linked to El Niño, which has so far produced no hurricanes.
- The depression is about 525 miles southwest of the Azores islands.
- It is moving north at about 2 miles per hour.
- The NHC expects it to move northeast for 1 to 1.5 days, then turn southwest.
- Maximum sustained winds are around 35 miles per hour, with stronger gusts.
- No watches or warnings have been issued for coastal areas.
- The depression currently does not pose a threat to land.
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