PHILLIPS: A storm has formed in the Atlantic a few days ago is now a hurricane. Chris, it is the first hurricane in the Atlantic this season. Chad Myers is watching it all for us. Hello, Chad.</s>CHAD MYERS, AMS METEOROLOGIST: Not the last. Chris is not impressive right now, but earlier, a nice eye right there in the middle and 70 miles per hour probably now. And at the time, it was 75, making it the first hurricane, Hurricane Chris. This thing is not all that impressive and it won't hit any land, but let me show you in a second what is more impressive than this. There it goes. It is going to make a loop and head back into the ocean and lose ground and speed really because there is not much warm water out here, and in fact, looking at the models, we like the show them to you, and look at how schizophrenic that thing is heading out to the middle of the Atlantic. and because it is cold out there, this storm has no chance of getting too big. But the problem is an awful lot of warm water in the Gulf of Mexico, and by this time on Saturday we could be talking about Debbie. Let me tell you how impressive this is. The first hurricane of the season should be in august. The first named storm should be July 11th. We could have four named storms, and now, "D" for Debbie. And four named storms on average when we should have one, which means we could have an impressive season. There it is a couple of models taking it to Florida and many of them taking it to Texas, but I won't make a prediction on in one at this point -- Kyra?</s>PHILLIPS: All right. We will stay up to all of the developments, Chad. I will have to rethink the developments. Thank you for watching, everyone. NEWSROOM INTERNATIONAL starts right now.
Hurricane Chris Forms in Atlantic.