Hurricane Ian

Tropical Storm Ian Not Likely To Be Interesting

gregladen | September 10, 2016

Update: Mid Day Monday: Ian is no longer a glimmer in the eyes of NWS forecasters. Ian is now a tropical storm. However, Ian is about to head north over unfavorable waters, will likely never develop hurricane strength, and is not expected to hit anything big. (See map above.) Nothing else is really happening in the Atlantic at this time, wrt storms. There is a disturbance in the Lesser Antilles, which is not likely to do anything more any time soon, if at all. Update: Monday AM: Yes, the chances that a tropical storm that has been tracked for a few days now as a disturbance will form today…

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