Tropical Storm Imelda's track is coming more into focus with the storm now likely to be tugged out to sea. However, the Southeast coast will still see impacts, such as heavy rain, coastal flooding and dangerous surf. We're also watching Major Hurricane Humberto, closer to Bermuda.

Imelda has had an interesting and uncertain forecast. However, models are beginning to agree that Imelda will most likely be tugged back out to sea, after making a sharp eastward turn off the Southeast Coast. Watch this video to see what weather patterns will help steer the storm out to sea.

Although Tropical Storm Imelda is forecast to be pulled out to sea, the Southeast coast should still be on alert for impacts. Gusty winds, heavy rain and coastal flooding are all concerns as Imelda passes offshore. The combination of Imelda and Hurricane Humberto churning in the Atlantic will also make for dangerous surf conditions along the East Coast. Here’s what you can expect.

After some of the heaviest rain in the area in years, three people have died in Globe and one in Phoenix from fast-moving floodwaters.

Understanding this delicious-sounding term will help you this hurricane season.