Summary
A storm system called Potential Tropical Cyclone Nine is moving through the Atlantic Ocean, heading toward the Bahamas and southeastern United States. The National Hurricane Center issued warnings for potential flash floods, heavy rains, and strong winds in affected areas, including Florida, Cuba, and the Bahamas.
Key Facts
- The storm is named Potential Tropical Cyclone Nine.
- It is moving toward the Bahamas and southeastern U.S.
- Warnings are issued for the Bahamas, Cuba, and parts of Florida.
- The storm could bring up to 16 inches of rain in some areas.
- A storm surge of up to 3 feet is predicted along the Bahamian coast.
- The system may reach Category 1 hurricane strength near the U.S.
- South Carolina has declared a state of emergency in preparation.
