Tropical Storm Form Erin, can be the first storm at the Atlantic Ocean in this season

Tropical tropical storm The Eastern Sea was built on Monday, the predictors said. The storm can strengthen the original Atlantic storm period.

The storm is just built in Western Cape Verde Islands on West African Island, the US National Hurricane Center in Miami said. Erin is expected to move to the west. The first models show that the storm is expected to strengthen the bigger time while we approach the Caribbean islands by the end of the week. NEVER MARRIAGE HARD IN US

Maps showing a therapeutic cyclone in Erin

From 11 AM EDT, Erin Center was available about 2,305 miles in the Eastern Northern Leeward Islands in West Indies 45 Mph.

There is uncertainty when Erin passed the week after this week, but many models showed the storm in northwestern and north, the Miami Meorologist Shinton reported.

New work in Atlantic comes as part of the South Florida, at home in two largest regions in the US, starts the school new year. Classes in Broward County Monday died, and students of the Miami-Dade County were organized to return to school later in a week.

Erin is the fifth whose name Storm is to develop during the study of Atlantic Hurricane, which began over two months ago. Last week, Tropical Storm Dexter Designed in the western Atlantic but has not been dangerous in the world. At the beginning of July, the Tropical Storm Chantal makes the area on the Carolina coast, bringing Deadly floods in the region.

Atlantic storm session began in June and passed in November, its highest months in August, September and October. The Pacific Out of the Pacific has seen six storms This year, including storm Henriette, northern Hawaiian Islands on Monday and he is expected to beat the world.

National climate service predicted the Above For the Atlantic Basin this year with the expected number of storm with 13 and 18, five to nine of which can be storms.

A hot storm becomes a hot storm where its tense air speed reaches at least 39 mph. The storms are very powerful with strong winds at least 74 mph. Storms are estimated on a scale from paragraph 1 to paragraph 5, which is a very difficult measure. The storm is considered a large storm when we reach the 3rd powers earned at least 111 mph.

Nikki and Lan had an impact on this report.