Tropical Storm Claudette Forms
The low pressure system off the Mid-Atlantic Coast has become organized enough to be named Tropical Storm Claudette. Top winds are 50 mph. Further strengthening is not expected. In fact, it will weaken before it brushes Nova Scotia Tuesday night and makes landfall in Newfoundland on Wednesday morning.
The storm is no threat to the U.S.
Category: Tropical
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