Tropical update: System brewing in the Caribbean could impact the Wilmington area

Category: Weather

The 2024 hurricane season is intensifying with a tropical wave approaching Jamaica, which has a 60% chance of developing into a tropical storm named Debby. Depending on its path, it could impact the U.S. East Coast, particularly the Wilmington area, which may experience heavy surf and increased rip current risks. Residents are advised to prepare for potential hurricane threats as the season continues.

Keywords: Hurricane, Tropical Storm, Wilmington

Source: AOL.com

Update At: 8/4/2024

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