Tropical Storm Gordon was declared dead in the Atlantic Ocean on Tuesday by the National Hurricane Center as it no longer had tropical characteristics. However, Gordon's story may not be over yet. Tropical Rainstorm Gordon will track northward in the open Atlantic through next week and could re-strengthen into a tropical storm.

The southeastern U.S. coast is at risk of flash flooding from a disturbance. Meanwhile, Tropical Storm Gordon has weakened in the Atlantic.

In the days since Houston and the rest of the Texas Gulf Coast watched Hurricane Francine slam into neighboring southern Louisiana on Sept. 11, National Hurricane Center forecasters are now warily watching Tropical Storm Gordon,

Tropical Storm Gordon has formed way out in the eastern Atlantic Ocean, about 1,500 miles to the east of the lesser Antilles and 990 miles west of the Cape Verde Islands.

Tropical Storm Gordon has weakened to a depression as it swirls through open waters in the Atlantic. The storm was located about 985 miles (1,580 kilometers) east of the northeast Caribbean on Monday.

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