Tropical Depression Bonnie is back.
The National Hurricane Center resumed advisories on Bonnie late Thursday morning, as sufficient convection near what had been the remnant surface low merited reclassification as a tropical depression.
Here's the latest from the National Hurricane Center:
- Tropical Depression Bonnie has gained a bit of strength about 40 miles east-northeast of Hatteras, North Carolina (as of late afternoon Thursday)
- Bonnie is moving northeast at 5-10 mph.
- Bonnie could become a weak tropical storm Thursday night before weakening back to a depression again by late Friday
- This system is forecast to drift slowly away from the Outer Banks of North Carolina
- Additional heavy rain, local flooding, rip currents and high surf near the North Carolina coast are the main threats.
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