Subtropical storm formation possible in the Atlantic, how does it differ from a tropical storm?

A weather story from North Carolina, reported by QCity Metro.

Weather · North Carolina · October 21, 2026

By HeyHomees Newsroom · October 21, 2026

What we said on air

The nor'easter is moving away, but forecasters note a subtropical storm could develop in the Atlantic, which would differ from a tropical storm in its structure and wind patterns.

Local News · North Carolina — Evening edition, October 21, 2026

Reported by QCity Metro, October 21, 2026. Read the full story at QCity Metro →

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