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Maps: Tracking Subtropical Storm Karen
By William B. Davis, Madison Dong, Judson Jones, John Keefe, Joey K. Lee and Bea Malsky
Karen was a subtropical storm in the North Atlantic Ocean early Friday Eastern time, the National Hurricane Center said in its latest advisory.
Karen is the 11th named storm to form in the Atlantic in 2025.
When a storm comes close enough to land, signals from the United States radar network will begin to bounce off the rainfall within a tropical cyclone, making it easier to locate the more intense section of the storm and the heaviest rainfall. During hurricanes, the storm's center will be the area on radar void of rain called an eye and completely encircled by the most intense winds and rain called the eye wall. Spiraling out from the center will be bands of rain that vary in intensity.
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A 'full-fledged' nor'easter could hit the East Coast in the coming days | 2 scenarios are possible
A nor'easter is about to develop off the Southeast coast and this coastal storm could bring some serious threats along with dreary weather for much of the East Coast into early next week.
It all starts with a potent cold front that's swinging east over the United States this week and delivering crisp, truly autumnal weather in its wake. That front will eventually slow down and stall once it reaches the Southeast at the end of the week.
The nor'easter is expected to develop along that stalled front on Saturday just off the Southeast coast and will likely churn up seas, deliver drenching coastal rain and whip up gusty winds from Florida through the Carolinas, mid-Atlantic and into parts of the Northeast. It could turn out to be a "full-fledged" and "rather significant" nor'easter, the Weather Prediction Center warned.
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