AccuWeather hurricane experts are tracking two systems across the Atlantic basin this week. Hurricane Tammy is churning north of the Leeward Islands, and a tropical rainstorm will have a short window for further development in the western Caribbean. Tammy is a compact Category 1 hurricane with maximum sustained winds of 80 mph, spinning to the northeast of Puerto Rico. AccuWeather meteorologists say it will continue to track to the north over the next few days as it moves away from the Caribbean
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Hurricane Tammy is on a collision course with the Lesser Antilles and is threatening with flooding downpours, rip currents and damaging winds, AccuWeather hurricane experts warn. The storm, the 19th named tropical system and seventh hurricane of the 2023 Atlantic season thus far, is expected to strengthen further as it passes through the northeastern Caribbean islands through the weekend. Hurricane warnings have been issued for part of the region as Tammy is expected to swipe the Lesser Antilles
Hurricane Tammy is moving north of the Lesser Antilles, after threatening the region with flooding downpours, rip currents and damaging winds, AccuWeather hurricane experts say. The storm is the 19th named tropical system and seventh hurricane of the 2023 Atlantic season thus far. Hurricane warnings were issued for part of the region prior to Tammy making landfall on the island of Barbuda at 9:15 p.m. EDT Saturday evening. The storm produced winds of up to 90 mph for a time in Barbuda earlier in
Hurricane Tammy is moving north of the Lesser Antilles, after threatening the region with flooding downpours, rip currents and damaging winds, AccuWeather hurricane experts say. The storm is the 19th named tropical system and seventh hurricane of the 2023 Atlantic season thus far. Hurricane warnings were issued for part of the region prior to Tammy making landfall on the island of Barbuda at 9:15 p.m. EDT Saturday evening. The storm produced winds of up to 90 mph for a time in Barbuda earlier in