Tropical Storm FELIX Forms In Atlantic

Tropical Storm FELIX Forms In Atlantic
Could Become Hurricane Tonight
Saturday, September 01, 2007
5:00pm AST

Tropical Storm Felix has formed in the Atlantic.

As of 5:00pm AST, Tropical Storm Felix had Maximum Sustained Winds near 70 MPH with higher gust. Felix could become a Hurricane later tonight or Sunday.

Tropical Storm Force Winds extend outward up to 140 miles. Primarily to the North of the center.

The Estimated Minimum Central Pressure is 999 MB... 29.50 Inches.

Read more up to date info on FELIX HERE
* View 30 minute updates of Tropical Satellite Floater Imagery HERE

* View 30 minute updates of Western Atlantic-Infrared Satellite Loop HERE
Info/Map & Satellite Imagery by NWS TPC/National Hurricane Center, Miami FL

UPDATE: 8pm AST
FELIX is now a Category One Hurricane with winds near 75 mph with higher gust.
Check above link for up to date info on this storm...

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UPDATE: SUNDAY
8:00pm AST

FELIX is now a Category FIVE Hurricane with winds near 165 mph with higher gust.

Check above link for up to date info on this storm...
I’ll have a new post up on Felix Monday morning