Tropical Storm Fay formed off the North Carolina coast with 45 mph winds and is moving north. It is forecast to strengthen through Friday as it tracks up the East Coast toward New York. Fay is the earliest tropical storm that begins with an 'F' on record.
Tropical Storm Fay formed off the North Carolina coast with 45 mph winds and is moving north on Thursday afternoon. It is forecast to strengthen through Friday as it tracks up the East Coast toward New York.
Fay is the earliest tropical storm that begins with an"F" on record. The previous record was set on July 21, 2005.The storm is located about 40 miles east-northeast of Cape Hatteras, North Carolina. Fay will move up the Eastern Seaboard over the next 24 to 48 hours, likely making landfall between New Jersey and Long Island late Friday.
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