New Tropical Depression Forms In Atlantic

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New Tropical Depression Forms In Atlantic The second tropical depression of the 2009 hurricane season has formed in the Atlantic.

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The second tropical depression of the 2009 hurricane season has formed in the Atlantic.

Tuesday morning, the center of Tropical Depression Two was about 350 miles west of the southwestern-most Cape Verde Islands.

The depression was moving west at about 13 miles per hour with maximum sustained winds of 30 miles per hour and could become a tropical storm within the next day of two, forecasters said.

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