Tropical Storm Kate is headed out to sea as expected.  It is no threat to any land. 

Kate could briefly be categorized as a “hurricane” on Wednesday but will not make a difference to the end result. 

Kate will move into the cooler North Atlantic waters and fall apart in a couple days.

No coastal watches or warnings are in effect, but people in Bermuda are advised to keep an eye on Kate.

The latest: Updated 10 p.m. Tuesday

  • Location: 33.9 N, 69.5 W
  • How far is it?
    • 250 mi. SE of Cape Hatteras, North Carolina
    • 460 mi. W of Bermuda
  • Winds: 70 mph
  • Movement: NE at 35 mph
  • Pressure: 998 mb / 29.47 inches