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In the north Atlantic, a storm system has weakened. This system is identified as Cristobal. Further information is available from ABC13 Houston, which is monitoring the situation. Details about Cristobal and other weather patterns can be found through the source, including information on two additional waves in the Atlantic that are being watched.
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