Miamiherald.com: The storm, 1,825 miles from Miami, is moving west-northwest at 15 mph on a track expected to turn north well off from Puerto Rico and the Leeward Islands.
By week's end, however, New England and Nova Scotia may have to weather a swipe by what is expected to be, by then, a weaker Bill. Both coastlines remain within the five-day path projected by the National Hurricane Center.
For South Florida, the remains of Ana posed the more immediate annoyance. The disorganized wave pushed toward the coast with patches of heavy rain, winds up to 20 mph and seas pushing six feet.
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