Tropical Storm Dean

By DAN ROBINSON Editor/Photographer

Tropical Storm Dean, the first potentially significant Atlantic tropical cyclone of the season, has just developed - and has the potential to affect the Carolinas. Landfall will be sometime later next week, so there is plenty of uncertainty as to the general track of the storm - but something to keep an eye on. Dean is expected to become a hurricane in the next few days and continue strengthening. The advantage to living in North Carolina now is that a hurricane landfall intercept anywhere from Georgia to Delaware is just a quick trip up or down I-95.

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