Typhoon Laura Forms in the Atlantic
A second potential tropical storm is likewise pushing toward the Gulf of Mexico. Typhoon Laura shaped on Friday, the most recent named tempest of a bustling Atlantic storm season, while another, referred to presently as Tropical Depression 14, beat its way toward the Gulf of Mexico. Laura, as of now east of the Leeward Islands, is relied upon to advance north by going over Puerto Rico and Hispaniola, said Dennis Feltgen, a meteorologist with the National Hurricane Center. It's conceivable, he included, that the two tempests will become dynamic tropical storms in the Gulf of Mexico as right on time as Monday. The greater part of the Caribbean is under typhoon warnings, with three to six creeps of downpour expected throughout the end of the week. A typhoon cautioning has been given for Puerto Rico, which is relied upon to start feeling Laura's belongings by Saturday morning. Tropical Depression 14, which would be named Marco, is relied upon to fortify once it arrives at the