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A Staff Report

Wilmington, NC – The National Weather Service of Wilmington has issued a briefing regarding the emergence of Tropical Depression Ten in the northern Caribbean Sea. Meteorologist and Climate Program Leader, Tim Armstrong, revealed that this newly formed system has the potential to bring significant weather impacts to the eastern portions of both South and North Carolina as it progresses over the next few days.

As of the most recent update, Tropical Depression Ten is still in its early stages, and the NWS of Wilmington is closely monitoring its track and intensity. While the system is currently a tropical depression, NWS members are actively collecting data to better understand its potential path and strength.

Residents along the eastern coasts of South Carolina and North Carolina are urged to stay informed about the developing situation. The National Weather Service advises that Wednesday into Thursday could see the effects of this tropical depression in the form of heavy rainfall, gusty winds, and possible storm surges. These conditions could lead to localized flooding, travel disruptions, and potential power outages.

Meteorologist Armstrong assured the public that the National Weather Service will continue to provide updates as more details about the track and intensity of Tropical Depression Ten become available. The NWS of Wilmington is closely collaborating with their partners to ensure that communities have the necessary information to make informed decisions and take appropriate precautions.

The NWS of Wilmington encourages residents to stay tuned to local news outlets and official weather sources for the latest updates on this developing weather situation. It is recommended that individuals in the affected areas take proactive measures to secure outdoor items, prepare emergency kits, and stay informed about any evacuation orders that may be issued.

For the most up-to-date information, please visit the National Weather Service Wilmington’s official website or follow their social media channels.