Judson Jones

The storm in the Atlantic was expected to strengthen over the weekend, but it posed no immediate threat to land, forecasters said.

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The potential for hurricanes in the coming months.

Jose formed on Thursday morning. It’s now the third named storm in the Atlantic, along with Idalia and Franklin.

Idalia’s path makes it difficult to predict where the storm will come ashore.

The storm could produce flooding, storm surge and even tornadoes through northern Florida, southeastern Georgia and coastal South Carolina in the coming days.

The storm was less than 200 miles east of Texas early Tuesday, and expected to move inland later in the day.

The rain is picking up in the United States, Monday should be calmer, and other things to know about the tropical storm.

Here’s what to expect each day as the storm moves north.