Tropical Depression Fay Weakens Near Bermuda
Tropical Depression Fay Weakens Near Bermuda
US · Published Sep 28, 2026
• Tropical Depression Fay, which redeveloped into a tropical storm last Thursday after degenerating earlier in the week, has weakened again as of Sunday morning.
• Located far east of Bermuda, Fay's maximum sustained winds have dropped to 35 mph, and it is moving south at 3 mph.

Impact & Risks

Tropical Depression Fay poses no immediate threat to land as it continues to weaken far east of Bermuda. The low-pressure trough being monitored near Bermuda also currently lacks a closed circulation, but its potential development into a tropical depression could bring localized impacts to marine areas in the central subtropical Atlantic. The ongoing quiet hurricane season, influenced by a strong El Niño, has resulted in below-average activity, with only seven tropical storms and no hurricanes reported so far.

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