Tropical Storm Danielle 2010 :Increase In Forward Speed

Tropical Storm Danielle 2010 :Increase In Forward Speed
Tropical Storm Danielle emerged in the Eastern Atlantic on Sunday afternoon and is projected to steadily strengthen into a hurricane by Wednesday.
Meteorologists said Danielle currently is embedded within a large area of an "enhanced deeplayer moisture event." It is expected to take a turn toward the west-northwest, with an increase in forward speed, but its current track does not show movement toward the Gulf of Mexico.

The long-range forecast continues to look good for Florida, as the system is predicted to curve well to the northeast of the Lesser Antilles by Thursday.The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), in its latest revised forecast, has predicted there will be 14 to 20 storms, with eight to 12 of those strengthening into hurricanes. It also forecast that four to six of these would become major hurricanes.