Published on: September 23, 2007 at 12:52 PM

The subtropical depression 1000 miles west of the Azores in the northern Atlantic has been upgraded to a subtropical storm and hence it receives a name…Jerry.

Top winds are 40 mph. Some strengthening is expected. Jerry will likely become fully tropical.

Jerry is stationary but is expected to move NNE.

It is no threat to land.

The low north of the Yucatan has not become better organized but an AF plane is standing by to investigate. A sepression could form there as it heads toward Texas.

The system east of the Antilles will likely become a depression soon. A wave in the far eastern Atlantic near the Cape Verdes also shows promise.