Overview

• Imelda has merged with another storm and is weakening over the North Atlantic as a post-tropical cyclone.
• Bermuda is cleaning up downed trees and power lines after hurricane-force winds, with officials reporting no significant damage or casualties.
• Large swells continue to drive high surf and a dangerous rip-current risk from Bermuda and the Bahamas to much of the U.S. East Coast.
• The National Hurricane Center gives a disturbance near Florida and the Bahamas about a 10% seven-day chance of development, with 2–3 inches of rain likely in South Florida and isolated 4–6 inch totals possible this weekend.
• A tropical wave moving off Africa holds roughly a 20% weeklong chance of organizing as it tracks west.