The map showed coastal North Carolina and Virginia as facing the highest risk of tropical impacts. Should the storm stall off the coast of North Carolina, DaSilva said his biggest concerns are waves, rip currents, and coastal flooding along the southeast coast up through parts of the mid-Atlantic shoreline.

Hurricane Priscilla has strengthened to a Category 2 storm and could become a major hurricane off the Pacific coast of Mexico.

Should another weather system develop into a tropical storm, it would be named Jerry, which is next on the list of 2025 Atlantic storm names.

"We believe that it has a good chance of becoming a tropical storm over the next few days,” one meteorologist told Newsweek.

Tropical Storm Imelda may strengthen into a hurricane, with flooding risks from Florida to Virginia and highest threats along the Carolinas.

The storm is spinning in the Pacific, but continues to weaken. Meantime, the NHC is tracking three other disturbances in the Pacific and Atlantic.

He noted that Humberto pulled Imelda away from the U.S. East Coast in what’s known as the Fujiwhara Effect, a rare phenomenon in the Atlantic in which two storms are so close together that they start rotating counterclockwise around each other.

Hurricane season may not take much of a rest after Imelda. Here's the very latest on two areas we're watching in the Atlantic, including a Gulf soaking.