Tropical Storm Beta formed over the Atlantic

Tropical Storm Beta may intensify and become a hurricane in the next few days. This will happen if the storm’s wind speed reaches 33 m / s or more.

A new tropical storm Beta has formed in the Atlantic Ocean. This was reported on Friday, September 18, by the US National Hurricane Observation Center.

According to the center, the speed of the wind gusts within the storm reaches 18 m / s.

Beta is located about 45 km northeast of the Mexican city of Tampico and is moving northeast at a speed of about 15 km / h. The website says the 1 a.m. storm will approach the west coast of the Gulf of Mexico on Monday.

Beta is now located about 545 km northeast of the Mexican city of Tampico.

Recall that Hurricane Sally killed a person in the US state of Alabama and caused a massive flood.

In addition, in Finland, Storm Aila left more than 60,000 homes without electricity.

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