Next up: Jose and a tropical wave

Hurricane Jose, largely ignored during Hurricane Irma, is looping circles in the Atlantic.

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While Hurricane Irma is grabbing headlines, two other hurricanes are spinning in the Atlantic and a third tropical wave is expected soon.

Portions of the Florida peninsula may experience winds and rains from Hurricane Irma later this week.

The turn everyone's been waiting for is expected to begin sometime tonight. Irma is officially the strongest Atlantic hurricane on record.

Tropical Storm Jose formed this morning, making this the 10th tropical storm this season.

Environmental conditions are pushing Irma more to the west before the storm makes a turn to the north, bringing it over Florida.

Hurricane Irma is moving closer to the United States, but it's still too soon to predict where the storm will land.

Hurricane models are beginning to agree more on Irma's projected path as the storm travels across the Atlantic Ocean.

Hurricane Irma is expected to be at major hurricane strength next week, but it's too early to determine where it will go.