The maps show the tropical storm of IMELDA, where it is expected to become a hurricane

IMELDA is expected to strengthen a hurricane on Tuesday, but maps show that it is moving away from the southeastern United States, according to the Miami National Hurricane Center.

IMELDA is the ninth storm called the storm of the 2025 Atlantic Hurricane season. It was formed on Sunday in the western Atlantic Ocean.

IMELDA tropical storm predicts maps

As of 2 pm on Monday, Emilda continued to bring the circumstances of the tropical storm and heavy rains to the northwestern Bahamas, according to what she said. Hurricane Center The latest consultant. The center of the storm was about 55 miles north from the Greater Apaco Island in the Bahamas and 220 miles east to the southeast of the east of Cape Cape Capeeral, Florida, with the maximum sustainable wind of 60 miles per hour.

“On the expected track,” the consultant, the Emilda Center, said, “It is expected that the departure from the northwestern Bahamas today will start today and then go east to the northeast, and stay away from the southeastern United States in the middle part of this week, but approaches Bermuda Island.”

“The reinforcement is expected to become an additional and Emilda is expected to become a hurricane on Tuesday,” he said.

It is expected from 1 to 2 inches with 4 inches through Tuesday across northeast Florida, South Carolina coasts, and coastal departments in southeast Carolina.

It is born from the tropical storm IMELDA and Hurricane Hamberto The center added that the effects that affect the Bahamas and will spread to a lot of the American eastern coast in early this week, warning that they “may cause surfing and current life -threatening conditions.”

Melda’s tropical storm warnings and hours

As of the afternoon of Monday, the tropical storm warning was valid for parts of the northwestern Bahamas, including Euterhara, Apacus, the Great Paul Island and the surrounding keys. The predictors said that it is permissible to issue additional hurricane hours for Bermuda in the afternoon.

The Equatorial Storm Hour, which was released for a part of the East Coast in Florida, was canceled from the Palm Beach Martin province to the Flagers-Volusia province on Sunday afternoon.

IMELDA follows Hurricane Hamberto

IMELDA came after Hurricane HambertoWhich quickly intensified to a large hurricane on the Atlantic Ocean on Saturday, but it is not expected to reach Earth. Hamberto reached the height of the 5 category on Saturday before fluctuating back to category 4.

The predictors said last week that there is a small possibility that the two systems can interact, and create what it is Known as the effect of FujiwharaA rare phenomenon in which a different stomach is integrated and becomes intertwined around a newly formed joint. However, they said that it is not considered a possible result in this case.

Emily Mai Chakour

He contributed to this report.