Tropical Storm Karen

By DAN ROBINSON Editor/Photographer

Tropical Storm Karen, an 'out to sea' storm for the past several days, has not been much to pay attention to up until today. The models are starting to suggest that Karen may begin to move closer to the US east coast by late next week. Karen is not expected to strengthen much in coming days. Any potential landfall location is too far away to predict, but is something to watch during the next week.

The image below shows the forecast tracks for Karen from several different computer models.

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