Hurricane Erin Isn’t Alone—Next Storm Could Hit Soon

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A new tropical threat is emerging in the Atlantic—just behind Hurricane Erin. The National Hurricane Center is closely watching a tropical wave that could form into a depression by the end of the week. With conditions becoming more favorable, this system might reach the Leeward Islands as early as Friday. Could this be the next named storm—Fernand? Watch the full video to find out why this developing system is raising serious concerns. WooGlobe Ref : WGA189433 For licensing and to use this video, please email licensing@wooglobe.com

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00:00Something big might be brewing right behind Hurricane Aaron, and it could be coming fast.

00:05While all eyes are on Aaron tearing through the Atlantic,

00:08another system is quietly gaining strength right on Aaron's heels.

00:12The National Hurricane Center has just flagged a tropical wave that's eerily similar to how Aaron started.

00:17It just rolled off the African coast, and conditions are getting more favorable by the hour.

00:23Forecasters say it could form into a tropical depression by the end of the week,

00:26and it may already be near the Leeward Islands by Friday.

00:30Now here's the kicker.

00:31No one knows yet which path this storm could take if it's named.

00:34But the potential is very real.

00:37The next name on the hurricane list?

00:39Fernand.

00:39So if you hear that name in the next few days, you'll know exactly what's coming.

00:44Stay alert.

00:45Because the Atlantic is heating up fast.

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