New storm heading for US

A new tropical storm has formed in the Caribbean, equalling the record for the most storms formed in the Atlantic in one season.

Mon, 17 Oct, 2005 - 18:19

A new tropical storm has formed in the Caribbean, equalling the record for the most storms formed in the Atlantic in one season.

Tropical Storm Wilma is expected to become a hurricane before heading towards the battered US Gulf coast at the weekend.

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