JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Tropical Storm Jerry formed Tuesday morning in the central Atlantic Ocean.
The First Alert Weather Team said the system is forecast to become a hurricane as it turns north, far away from the southeast U.S.
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Chief Meteorologist Mike Buresh said Jerry is forecast to be just east and northeast of the Caribbean by Thursday/Friday while veering more northward with time, thanks to the rather far east positioning of the Bermuda High and a strong upper-level trough headed for the Eastern U.S./far West Atlantic.
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