We officially have our 4th named storm of the 2018 Eastern Pacific Hurricane Season. Tropical Storm Daniel formed on Sunday morning.
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Daniel is not forecasted to strengthen into a hurricane. Daniel will continue to work northwest before taking a left turn into cooler water. This cooler water will weaken the storm in the next few days.
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It's been an active start to the 2018 season. We're already on our 4th named storm. Typically, the Eastern Pacific gets to its 4th named storm around July 14th.
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We're also watching two other disturbances to the east of Daniel. Both of these systems have a moderate chance of developing into named storms within the next 5 days.
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If these were to be named, they would be Emilia and Fabio.
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Be sure to check back in with WeatherNaiton for your tropical updates.
For WeatherNation, Meteorologist Kate Mantych.