At 2 p.m. ET, the National Hurricane Center officially named Tropical Depression 9 as Imelda. It remains highly disorganized. Maximum sustained winds are at 40 mph, and its center is located approximately 90 miles west of the Central Bahamas, moving northward at a slow pace of 7 mph.

This system is likely to continue intensifying, and according to the National Hurricane Center's forecast, it is expected to reach hurricane status by Tuesday morning.

The change between Saturday and Sunday afternoon has been the track. It seems that the cold front exiting the Southeast U.S. will "win the battle" and push this system out to sea. T

here is also Major Hurricane Humberto located to the east-southeast of Imelda that is interacting with Imelda and could aid in the eastward pull. The system is ra

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