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Hurricane Remnants Could Bring Stormy Weather to UK Next Week
Meteorologist Laura Tobin said the storm could become a low-pressure system and bring heavy rain, strong gales and disruptive travel to Britain.
- A hurricane barrelling towards the American Gulf Coast is expected to strengthen, with Meteorologist Laura Tobin warning its remnants will bring stormy conditions to Britain by the middle of next week.
- During Good Morning Britain, Tobin explained that El Nino suppresses Atlantic hurricane activity while increasing Pacific storms, describing the phenomenon as a 'double edged sword' when questioned by Kate Garraway.
- "Now at the moment it is a category two hurricane," Tobin explained, with the storm moving through tropical waters and expected to make landfall overnight or Saturday morning.
- As the cyclone tracks up the seaboard through the weekend, it is forecast to transition into an extratropical low and be swept across the Atlantic Ocean by high-altitude winds.
- When tropical cyclones merge with mid-latitude airflows, they inject heat and moisture into the North Atlantic; Tobin explained this process triggers heavy rain and strong gales across Britain.
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