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Tropical Storm Edouard forms in the central Atlantic

Tropical Storm Edouard forms in the central Atlantic
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UPDATE IV 4 PM 7/5/2020

Tropical Storm Edouard has been named in the central Atlantic. It has maximum sustained wind of 40 mph and is moving quickly to the northeast at 35 mph. It will pose no threat to any land and should be downgraded tomorrow to an extra tropical cyclone.

FOX 4 METEOROLOGIST ERIC STONE

UPDATE IV 4 PM 7/5/2020

Tropical Depression 5 is moving quickly to the northeast at 26 mph. Its losing its tropical components and its difficult to pinpoint the center of circulation. This system will become extra tropical over the next several days as it continues to move out in open water.

FOX 4 METEOROLOGIST ERIC STONE

UPDATE III 11 PM 7/4/2020

Tropical Depression 5 is moving just north of Bermuda bringing rain and windy conditions to the area. It is expected to encounter dry air and wind shear so it is not expected to strengthen into much more than a week tropical storm. It would be named Edouard as the 5th named storm of the season.

FOX 4 METEOROLOGIST ERIC STONE

UPDATE II 5 PM 7/4/2020

Tropical Depression 5 currently has maximum sustained wind of 35 mph as it moves quickly to the ENE at 16 mph. It is expected to become Tropical Storm Edouard tonight or early tomorrow. There will be no threat to land as it is moving away from the United States.

FOX 4 METEOROLOGIST ERIC STONE

FIRST UPDATE 11 AM 7/4/2020

Tropical Depression 5 forms in the Atlantic this morning just west of Bermuda. Conditions are not overly favorable for significant intensification, but we could see it strengthen to a tropical storm later this weekend. The next name on the list is Edouard. There is no threat to land with this system but we will continue to monitor it over the next few days.

FOX 4 CHIEF METEOROLOGIST DEREK BEASLEY