Tropical storm Erin Tracker: last path, when the hurricane will be strengthened

It is forecast that the tropical storm Erin will be strengthened in the first hurricane of the Atlantic season on Saturday morning and then will become an important category 3 hurricane on Sunday morning, since it passes to the north of Puerto Rico.

But from now on, Erin is not expected to represent a direct threat to the United States

Puerto Rico can wait 1 or 2 inches of rain of Erin’s outer bands, as well as dangerously rough surfing and a high risk of brim currents this weekend and early next week.

After moving north of Puerto Rico, it is forecast that Erin will turn north.

The vast majority of meteorological modeling has remained on the ocean between Bermuda and the East Coast, through Bermuda around Wednesday.

While land is not expected in the United States, there is the possibility that Erin can bring some light rains to parts of the east coast. And for those who go to the beach on the east coast, Erin will bring a high risk of residence currents from August 21 to August 27.

Because Erin is still many days away, meteorologists in Bermuda and the east coast of the United States will observe the storm closely, since any deviation this or west could lead to significant impacts.

The National Hurricane Center predicted a hurricane season above normal for the Atlantic.

August, September and October are the most active months of the Atlantic Hurricanes season, which ends on November 30.