Atlantic - Kyle forms August 14, 2020 (record, storm, city, most)

[Psychoma]

Fri 14Aug 5pEDT/AST Tropical Storm Kyle forms (formally 96L). Average 11th named storm formation date is November 23 and earliest 11th named storm on record, beating Hurricane Katrina of 2005 (24Aug).

Estimated winds 40mph(65km/h), moving ENE 17mph(28km/h), pressure 1008mb.
Located about 185miles(300km) SE of Atlantic City, NJ.

Quickly moving out to sea. No impacts to the US. Most of the convection is off on the right side. Expected to slowly strengthen and lose tropical characteristics as heads out to sea and likely gone by early to mid next week.

Official storm stats are released by the US National Hurricane Center (NHC) every 6hours at 5 & 11am/pmEDT/AST here: https://www.nhc.noaa.gov

[Psychoma]

Sat 15Aug 11aEDT/AST:
Winds 50mph(85km/h)
Moving ENE 21mph(33km/h)
Pressure 1000mb
Center about 360miles(580km) ESE of Providence, RI. TS winds extend out up to 80miles(130km) North of the center. Heading out to sea. The storm may eventually combine with another system over the North Atlantic and bring a powerful summer storm into the UK though:

https://twitter.com/pppapin/status/1294499649680801793

[Psychoma]

Sun 16Aug 5aEDT/AST:
Winds 40mph(65km/h)
Moving E 20mph(31km/h)
Pressure 1003mb
Center about 545miles(880km) SW of Cape Race, Newfoundland. Looses 'Tropical' characteristics so declared 'Post-Tropical' therefore no more advisories will be issued by NHC. An archive can be found here: https://www.nhc.noaa.gov/archive/2020/KYLE.shtml? If you're in the UK region see local/regional weather sources as its remnants are expected to combine with another system over the North Atlantic and a large summer storm may be on it's way.

[Psychoma]

Remnants of Kyle moving in:
https://twitter.com/severeweathereu/...44982299029505