Tropical Storm Dorian becoming less organized in the Atlantic, Flossie strengthening

MIAMI – Tropical Storm Dorian is becoming less organized as it moves across the Atlantic, far from land.

The storm’s maximum sustained winds early Friday are near 85 km/h and the U.S. National Hurricane Center says the storm is expected to begin slowly weakening over the next day or so.

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Dorian is centred about 2,290 km east of the northern Leeward Islands and is moving west-northwest near 32 km/h.

Meanwhile in the Pacific, Tropical Storm Flossie has strengthened a little. That storm’s maximum sustained winds are near 85 km/h. Flossie is centred about 2,640 km east of Hilo, Hawaii, and is moving west near 30 km/h.

There are currently no land threats from either storm.