Tropical Storm Humberto is spinning in the west-central Atlantic, but the bigger question for the United States is what’s brewing behind it.
Humberto is not a direct threat to the US, but it could rapidly intensify and grow into a major hurricane this weekend as it tracks northwest, most likely staying west of Bermuda by early next week.
All attention then turns to a mess of thunderstorms moving through the northern Caribbean, known as Invest 94L. It’s already drenching Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands and Hispaniola, and it has a high chance of organizing into Tropical Storm Imelda.
The track of this potential storm and its level of impact on the Southeast coast is more…
