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Minimal risk of tropical storm Nadine near Bermuda

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A low-pressure system near Bermuda shows minimal potential to develop into a tropical storm, offering some relief to Floridians who are preparing for Hurricane Milton. This system, which would be named Nadine if it intensifies, is producing thunderstorms and heavy rain roughly 300 miles southwest of Bermuda. The chances of it evolving into a cyclone have fluctuated between 20% and 40%. However, the National Hurricane Center (NHC) currently estimates a 30% chance of further development within the next 48 hours, with the likelihood decreasing.

The NHC reported at 2 p.m. Wednesday that upper-level winds are expected to become too strong for further development tonight or into Thursday. Even if the system becomes Nadine, it poses no threat to the mainland US, as it is moving eastward into the Atlantic Ocean.

Meteorologists have reassured that the system will head out to sea and not affect anyone. This news comes as a relief to Americans still recovering from Hurricane Helene’s devastation in late September, which caused severe flooding and at least 230 deaths across Appalachia.

Meanwhile, Florida is bracing for Hurricane Milton, one of the most powerful hurricanes to form in the Gulf. Milton is predicted to hit Florida late Wednesday night or early Thursday, with forecasts indicating landfall just south of Tampa Bay. However, there is still a possibility that Tampa itself could be impacted, which would be catastrophic due to potential storm surges up to 13 feet flooding the city.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Here are some common questions asked about this news

Is the low pressure system near Bermuda going to become a tropical storm?

It’s unlikely; it has a 30% chance of developing, but odds are decreasing.

What will the low pressure system near Bermuda be named if it becomes a tropical storm?

Will the potential tropical storm near Bermuda affect the U.S. mainland?

No, it’s headed out to the Atlantic and won’t affect the mainland.

How are Floridians preparing for Hurricane Milton?

Floridians are bracing for impact, with predictions it may strike south of Tampa Bay.

What was the impact of Hurricane Helene in the South?

Hurricane Helene caused catastrophic flooding and killed at least 230 people.

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