
There are signs for the lull in tropical activity across the Atlantic Basin to end off the East coast of the United States as this weekend ends and the new week begins.
After slamming the eastern coast of China, Tropical Storm Chan-hom is now targeting the Korean Peninsula.
Unlike Chan-hom, Nangka is expected to track near or across the Japanese archipelago, potentially bringing significant impacts.
As Ela continues to weaken, residents of Hawaii can breathe a sigh of relief from this first tropical threat to begin what could be a busy hurricane season for the islands.
Tropical Storm Linfa will bring more heavy rain and strong winds to parts of southeast China into Friday.
A tropical depression southeast of Hilo, Hawaii, and is forecast to pass northeast of the islands Friday into Saturday.
An uptick in tropical activity is likely around Hawaii and then near the shores of Mexico as July progresses.
El Niño will continue to greatly limit tropical development in the Atlantic Basin and greatly scale back rainfall in the Caribbean.
Tropical Depression 5 is located at 13.7 N, -99.5 W with maximum sustained winds of 35 mph, gusting to 45 mph more >
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