Hurricane Martin sorts in the Atlantic while Hurricane Lisa swirls in the Caribbean

MIAMI – Hurricanes Lisa and Martin strengthened Wednesday, becoming the six and seventh named hurricanes of the period.

Neither of individuals two named storms are envisioned to threaten Florida or the U.S. mainland.

There is also an area of low strain in the southwestern Atlantic that meteorologists are seeing intently. It has a 20 % chance of strengthening as it moves northward, in accordance to forecasters.

Tracking the Tropics — The sixth and seventh named hurricanes are swirling in warm wataers.

Following Weather

According to the 11 a.m. update by the Countrywide Hurricane Middle, Martin grew to become the seventh hurricane in the north central Atlantic Ocean and was shifting east-northeast at 26 miles per hour. The storm experienced highest sustained winds of 75 mph, in accordance to the hurricane center.

Lisa was in the Caribbean and was slowly and gradually approaching Belize.

In accordance to the 10 a.m. update, Lisa was envisioned to bring hurricane problems to the coast of Belize. The Group 1 hurricane was shifting to the west at 14 mph with sustained winds of 80 mph.

On the forecast observe, the heart of Lisa will move just north of the Bay Islands of Honduras this early morning, make landfall in
Belize afterwards nowadays, and then cross northern Guatemala and transfer into southeastern Mexico by Thursday. Lisa is forecast to reinforce before making landfall.

A Hurricane Warning is in effect for…