Tropical Storm Lorenzo has formed in the central Atlantic, gaining some strength as it churns over open waters. Meteorologists have indicated that the storm is expected to take a northeast turn and will not pose a threat to land, particularly in the U.S. Despite becoming slightly stronger and gaining speed, Lorenzo remains poorly organized and far from shore, with no immediate impacts predicted for Florida or other coastal areas. The National Hurricane Center continues to monitor the storm’s path but reassures that it is unlikely to threaten land in the foreseeable future.