Humberto looks harmless though hopefully will give us an injection of tropical air later to keep our Indian summer going

The next system as you say looks dangerous 

https://www.nhc.noaa.gov/text/refresh/MIATCDAT5+shtml/171447.shtml?

New Tropical storm heading towards Caribbean

Imelda beats TS 10, so now that will have a male name, 

In recent years, female named storms have done the most damage, just like in real life

Imelda not long for this world, just a quick dumping of quitr a lot of rain on Texas. 

'Ten. pretty certain to become TS Jerry and then a hurricane grazing the Leeward Islands. Uncomfortably close to Bahama, though track at this stage is uncertain it should pass to the north.

Bermuda not out of trouble yet. Although the track is increasingly certain to pass to the north, Humberto has strengthened and Bermuda will see damaging winds

Jerry is born, though not expected to be major

Humberto not the first storm this season to exceed forecast expectations so perhaps Jerry may end up stronger as well

Imelda and 'quite a lot of rain' translates to 20+ inches in some areas. It may move eastwards to affect Houston.

Hunberto zipping across the Atlantic, the moisture it's brought will be with us early next week

Jerry's track probably recurving to Bermuda and northwards but a few models have it going straight on to Florida.

Other disturbances are to be seen, one actually in the Gulf, but development is a while off, if it happens

Jerry now a Cat 1

Humberto was a Cat 3 but now weakening and steaming across the Atlantic

More than 33 inches of rain.. 25 inches falling overnight Rain rates as high as 5 inches an hour.

Imelda has been a wet one.

 https://www.google.com/amp/s/abcnews.go.com/amp/US/flash-flooding-eastern-texas-forces-hospital-evacuation-home/story%3fid=65712731

Even one unconfirmed report of 40+ inches, now affecting same areas as Harvey did

Humberto now part of general Atlantic circulation, Jerry now thought likely to recurve well away from Bahamas but very likely to hit Bermuda (though some models saying that if it strengthens excessively it will pick up some high level steering and go to the Gulf of Mexico instead). 

Still watching disturbances in the Gulf S of Haiti and in mid-Atlantic

Current season just above average activity for this date

Humberto dissipated though its remnants will beef up this week's rain for the UK

Jerry hovering between cat 1 & cat 2 near the Leeward Islands, now looks to have Bermuda firmly in its sights before moving on to the N Atlantic

99L now up to 40% chance of storm development and likely to cross Windward Islands into Caribbean Sea where not expected to develop further (surely unusual not to develop in that area at this time of year?)

Another disturbance leaving Africa with good prospects of development over 5 days

This morning's forecasts:

Jerry to maintain track over Bermuda but weakening to tropical storm status

99l now close to Winward Islands but recurving north over Puerto Rico and back int the Atlantic, developing as it does so; if/when it achieves Named status it will be Karen

Better prospects for development for disturbance by Cabo Verde, but that also to curve into the Atlantic away from land. (What's with all the storms this year? They seem to be nervous of entering the Gulf of Mexico)

Karen is born and also heading towards Bermuda and later us probably. might inject some more tropical air after Jerry

The one in Africa is almost there now, not sure where he is heading

https://www.ssd.noaa.gov/PS/TROP/storms/90L.html

90L almost a TS now

https://www.ssd.noaa.gov/PS/TROP/storms/90L.html

90L almost a TS now

This will be a very interesting storm to keep an eye on.

Models have it emulating Ophelia/Leslie.

Exceptionally far NE storm possible.

Hurricanes Jerry and Karen as forecast yesterday, blowing themselves out in the Atlantic after a close pass to Bermuda (Jerry) and Puerto Rico (Karen). 'Thirteen' off Africa set to become storm Lorenzo and also head off into the Atlantic without making a landfall

Hurricanes Jerry and Karen as forecast yesterday, blowing themselves out in the Atlantic after a close pass to Bermuda (Jerry) and Puerto Rico (Karen). 'Thirteen' off Africa set to become storm Lorenzo and also head off into the Atlantic without making a landfall

Hurricane Karen???? Where do you get your information from? 

The best site..

https://www.nhc.noaa.gov

 

This will be a very interesting storm to keep an eye on.

Models have it emulating Ophelia/Leslie.

Exceptionally far NE storm possible.

 

Having been right in the firing line for Ophelia, this gets me a little bit concerned. Presumably, however, it's way, way too early for any sort of reliable forecast as to whether we might have an Ophelia mark 2 in this neck of the woods?

 

Having been right in the firing line for Ophelia, this gets me a little bit concerned. Presumably, however, it's way, way too early for any sort of reliable forecast as to whether we might have an Ophelia mark 2 in this neck of the woods?

Indeed, there have also been plenty of 'ophelia' candidates I've talked about in here that have turned out to be busts. At this stage its interesting but nothing more than that.