Josephine becomes a post-tropical system in North Atlantic

Subtropical Storm Josephine became a post-tropical cyclone Thursday evening, but two other areas are being monitored in the tropics.The final advisory from the National Hurricane Center on Josephine had winds of 65 mph.Josephine is the 10th named storm in the 2026 Atlantic hurricane season.The system is still expected to strengthen further and will be a powerful cyclone with hurricane-force winds on Thursday night.The storm will continue to produce gale-force winds along the northeastern US coastline. Coastal flooding will also be a concern across the Mid-Atlantic coast, and large swells will continue.Josephine is the 10th named storm in the 2026 Atlantic hurricane season.Elsewhere, the National Hurricane Center continues to monitor an area in the open Atlantic.A trough of low pressure is situated east of Bermuda and could organize further on Friday.It currently has a 10% chance of development.Should it develop, it would also stay well away from Florida.Next week, we will be monitoring