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Tropical Storm Jerry Avoids Leeward Islands, Heads Out to Sea
11 Oct
Summary
- Tropical Storm Jerry spares Leeward Islands, moves away
- Nor'easter threatens East Coast with flooding, winds, and erosion
- 2025 Atlantic hurricane season sees no U.S. landfalls yet
As of October 11th, 2025, Tropical Storm Jerry has become the 10th named storm of the 2025 Atlantic hurricane season. Initially forecast to become a hurricane, Jerry's center has since pulled away from the Northern Leeward Islands, and all tropical storm warnings have been discontinued.
While Jerry's trailing bands continue to produce heavy rains over the Leeward Islands, the storm is no longer expected to reach hurricane strength. Forecasters are also tracking a nor'easter that is putting the U.S. East Coast on alert for the potential of coastal flooding, heavy rain, and strong winds over the weekend and into early next week.
The 2025 Atlantic hurricane season has been quite unique so far, with no hurricanes making landfall in the U.S. through September. This marks the first time since 2015 that a hurricane has not made landfall during this period. Experts warn that the hurricane season is far from over and that residents should remain vigilant, as atmospheric conditions could support tropical storms and hurricanes well into late October and November.
