Weather
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Heavy Rains Incoming: Tropical Storn Enrique Formed Over the Eastern Pacific
While tropical activity in the Atlantic has slowed to a halt for the time being following Claudette's tour of the southeast, Tropical Storm Enrique has formed over the eastern Pacific. According to AccuWeather, Enrique will be the first storm of the 2021 season in either basin.
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