Tropical Storm Erin is expected to become a hurricane by the end of the week, the National Hurricane Center said, so will it impact the East Coast?
It’s hurricane season for the East Coast of the United States, and Hurricane Erin is making headlines this week. Most spaghetti models and other forecasts show that Erin wouldn’t even hit the East Coast, so why is the development causing concern? Could it make landfall? Get updates on the hurricane below.
Yes, Erin went from a tropical storm to a hurricane by the end of the week. It is now a category 5 storm in the Atlantic, according to multiple outlets.
Spaghetti models have shown that Erin shouldn’t make landfall anywhere in the East Coast, but on Thursday, August 14, meteorologists announced that Erin had a slight shift eastward.
