Meteorologists are on high alert as Tropical Storm Jerry, currently brewing in the central Atlantic, is projected to escalate into the 10th hurricane of the season by Wednesday. According to CNN Weather, the storm is advancing near or north of the northern Leeward Islands, threatening to unleash heavy rainfall, powerful winds, and turbulent seas as it strengthens into a Category 1 hurricane. While early forecasts predict intensification, the storm’s precise trajectory remains uncertain. Some models suggest it may veer out to sea, while others indicate a potential approach toward land. This hurricane season, which began unusually late with most storms forming in late September, has experts cautiously optimistic. If Jerry remains at sea, it would mark the first hurricane season in a decade without a U.S. landfall, offering a rare respite for coastal communities.