A potentially life-threatening tropical storm is forming in the Atlantic — and meteorologists are closely watching its path. A tropical wave off the coast of Africa is expected to reach the eastern Caribbean by the end of this weekend. While many waves fade out, this one could strengthen into a named storm — either Melissa or Nestor — and possibly threaten the Caribbean, Central America, and even the U.S. East Coast.
AccuWeather has warned that in a worst-case scenario, this storm could gain power in the central Caribbean and track north toward Florida and the Atlantic coast of the U.S. With the 2025 hurricane season still active, this system could become one of the most dangerous storms yet.
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00:00A potentially life-threatening storm is brewing in the Atlantic, and it could head straight for the U.S.
00:05Right now, meteorologists are tracking a tropical wave moving off the coast of Africa.
00:10It's expected to hit the Eastern Caribbean by the end of the weekend.
00:14Now here's the scary part.
00:16While most tropical waves fade out, one in every few can explode into a powerful tropical storm, and this one might do just that.
00:24AccuWeather says this system could develop into Melissa or Nestor, the next names on the 2025 hurricane list.
00:31Experts warn it could strike the Caribbean, Central America, and yes, possibly the U.S.
00:36In a worst-case scenario, this storm could gain strength in the Central Caribbean and head north, with Florida and the U.S. East Coast in its path.
00:45It's still early, and the exact track is uncertain, but the risk is real.
00:49As the Atlantic hurricane season enters its final stretch, this storm could be the most dangerous yet.
00:55Stay tuned, because the next few days could change everything.
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