Tropical Storm Gordon Downgraded to Depression in Atlantic

Gordon, the season’s seventh named storm, may either dissipate or regain strength as it moves north.

Tropical Storm Gordon has weakened to a depression and is currently swirling through open waters in the Atlantic.
The storm is located approximately 1,020 miles east of the northeast Caribbean with top winds of 30 mph.
The National Hurricane Center indicates that Gordon could either dissolve in the coming days or re-strengthen into a tropical storm.
This storm is part of an above-average Atlantic hurricane season, predicted by NOAA due to record warm ocean temperatures.
The season, which runs from June 1 to November 30, is expected to have 17 to 25 named storms, with four to seven becoming major hurricanes.