Introduction to Tropical Storm Gabrielle
Tropical Storm Gabrielle formed Wednesday from a low pressure system that is organizing the central Atlantic. Forecasters say the storm may strengthen into Hurricane Gabrielle this weekend as it takes a track well northeast of the Caribbean islands.
Current Forecast Track
Gabrielle should continue on its northwest path for several days, then turn north and remain far from land. Hurricane Center forecasters have advised residents of Bermuda to watch the storm, but long-range models show the track well east of the island.
Latest Forecast Map
The map below shows the latest forecast track:
Potential Tracks and Models
The various computer models that show the potential tracks, known as the spaghetti models, consistently show the turn to the north over the next 10 days.
Here are the various tracks of potential Tropical Storm Gabrielle as forecast by different storm modeling systems as of Wednesday morning, Sept. 17, 2025. (Courtesy of Tomer Berg, polarwx.com/tropical)
Storm Development and Movement
Tropical Storm Gabrielle is expected to strengthen over the next few days, potentially becoming Hurricane Gabrielle by the weekend. The storm’s movement will be closely monitored by forecasters, who predict it will continue on a northwest path before turning north and remaining far from land.
Impact on Bermuda
Although the storm is expected to pass well east of Bermuda, residents have been advised to watch the storm’s progress. The long-range models currently show no threat to the island, but it’s essential to stay informed about any changes in the storm’s track.
Conclusion
Tropical Storm Gabrielle is a developing storm in the central Atlantic, with forecasters predicting it may strengthen into Hurricane Gabrielle by the weekend. The storm’s track is expected to take it well northeast of the Caribbean islands, with a potential turn to the north over the next 10 days. Residents of Bermuda have been advised to watch the storm, although current models show no threat to the island. It’s essential to stay up-to-date with the latest forecast tracks and models to ensure public safety.
FAQs
Originally Published: September 17, 2025 at 7:24 AM EDT
Q: What is the current status of Tropical Storm Gabrielle?
A: Tropical Storm Gabrielle formed Wednesday from a low pressure system in the central Atlantic and may strengthen into Hurricane Gabrielle by the weekend.
Q: Where is the storm expected to track?
A: The storm is expected to continue on a northwest path for several days before turning north and remaining far from land.
Q: Will the storm affect Bermuda?
A: Although the storm is expected to pass well east of Bermuda, residents have been advised to watch the storm’s progress.
Q: What are the spaghetti models showing?
A: The spaghetti models consistently show the turn to the north over the next 10 days.
