Tropical Depression Fay

Tropical Storm Fay has weakened and is now classified as a post-tropical cyclone, according to the National Hurricane Center. The system had brought rain and gusty winds to parts of the US East Coast before losing tropical characteristics. Forecasters say the storm no longer poses a significant threat as it continues to dissipate over the northeastern United States.

Tropical Storm Fay has weakened and been downgraded to a tropical depression in the Atlantic Ocean, according to the National Hurricane Center. The downgrade means the storm has lost strength, with winds falling below tropical storm thresholds. Forecasters are continuing to track the system as it moves, and residents along potentially affected areas are monitoring updates for any changes to its projected path.

Tropical Storm Hanna and Tropical Depression Fay are continuing to move slowly across the Atlantic, according to DC News Now's tropical tracking coverage. Forecasters are monitoring both systems' paths and strength as the storm season progresses, with Hanna maintaining tropical storm status and Fay remaining a tropical depression.