The 2017 hurricane season is showing no signs of letting up with the introduction of Tropical Storm Jose on Tuesday morning.
A National Hurricane Center graphic shows the probable path and strength of Tropical Storm Jose in the Atlantic Ocean on Sept. 5, 2017. Forecasters predict the storm will become a hurricane by Thursday morning.
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File/National Hurricane CenterForming east of Hurricane Irma, Jose formed in the Atlantic and is expected to become a hurricane in the next few days, the Weather Channel reports.
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It's current trajectory takes it west-northwest, close to the northern Lesser Antilles islands of Guadeloupe and San Juan.
Meanwhile, Florida residents are bracing themselves for Irma's arrival this weekend. Forecasters predict the category 5 storm should weaken to a category 4 by Saturday morning, but it's still bad news for southern Floridians.
