Subtropical Storm Teresa forms as Hurricane Sam strengthens
Hurricane Sam (Photo via National Hurricane Center)
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MIAMI (AP) — Subtropical Storm Teresa formed Friday north of Bermuda as Hurricane Sam intensified farther south in the Atlantic.
The U.S. National Hurricane Center said Teresa had maximum sustained winds of 45 mph with little change in strength expected. The storm was centered about 155 miles north of Bermuda and moving northwest about 14 mph.
Forecasters noted that Teresa will likely be the ninth “shortie” of the hurricane season — systems that are short-lived and relatively weak.
Hurricane Sam’s winds increased to near 85 mph on Friday, and forecasters expected it to intensify quickly, becoming a major hurricane Saturday.
Sam was centered at about 1,290 miles east-southeast of the northern Leeward Islands and was moving west about 12 mph.
