Ana Becomes First Atlantic Tropical Storm in April
From the Weather Channel web site:
At 5 a.m. EDT, Ana was centered about 375 miles southeast of Bermuda. It had maximum sustained winds of about 40 mph, just above the 39 mph threshold to be considered a subtropical storm. Ana was moving east at about 16 mph and was expected to turn slightly northeast over the next 24 hours.
Ana is only the second tropical or subtropical storm to form in April since forecasters began tracking hurricanes in 1871. The only other known April subtropical system formed in 1992, forecasters said.
