Rare ‘Twin Hurricanes’ Could Form Off US Coast at the Same Time
Summary
Meteorologists are observing two weather systems near the U.S. coast that could develop into hurricanes. These systems, Tropical Storm Humberto and a disturbance called Invest 94L, could interact through a phenomenon known as the Fujiwhara effect, possibly affecting the southeastern U.S.Key Facts
- Meteorologists are tracking two systems in the Atlantic: Tropical Storm Humberto and Invest 94L.
- Humberto is approximately 480 miles east-northeast of the northern Leeward Islands.
- Humberto is expected to strengthen, with current winds around 45 mph.
- Invest 94L is expected to develop near the southeast Bahamas and could become a tropical depression.
- If Invest 94L strengthens, it will be named Imelda.
- The Fujiwhara effect could cause the two storms to spin around each other.
- Possible impacts on the U.S. could include rough surf and rip currents, particularly along the East Coast.
- Forecasters emphasize the need to monitor these systems as their paths and strength could change.
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