Final Advisory on Omar

Tropical Storm Omar has weakened to a 40 mph tropical storm this morning, and is now a remnant area of low pressure over the north central Atlantic, about 820 miles east of Bermuda. This is the last update on Omar, as no regeneration is expected. The remnant circulation will meet with a cold front and bring rain to the Azores and eventually the British Isles next week. So, now no threats of tropical cyclone formation are in the immediate future. However, we still have 6 more weeks of the Atlantic hurricane season, and on average about 1 or 2 more storms form between now and then, so don’t let your guard down yet.