The US National Hurricane Center (NHC) reported this Friday that the first hurricane this year in the Atlantic was formed from tropical storm Danielle, however it assured that it does not represent a danger to land.
According to the US NHC, Storm Danielle is moving slowly west near 1 mile per hour (2 km/h), with maximum sustained winds near 75 miles per hour (120 km/h) , and that according to the institutions could become stronger in the coming days.
Danielle will be over the open sea for the next two days, and then turn towards the northeast of the Atlantic early next week , as detailed by the National Hurricane Center.
Agree with the information reflected in the report, Danielle will have hurricane force winds that will extend up to mile s (75 km) from the center outward and with tropical storm force extend to 75 miles (550 kilometers).
During the The first three months of the six of the season (June, July and August) tropical storms Alex, Bonnie and Colin have formed.
According to the report, the storm Danielle came to break at Atlantic tranquility from the month of July.
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