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The National Hurricane Center says Tropical Storm Laura has begun to weaken as it moves into the energy-sapping cold waters of the north Atlantic.
Laura's maximum sustained winds have dropped to about 50 mph.
The 12th named storm of the season was centered about 330 miles southeast of Cape Race, Newfoundland, at 11 p.m. EDT Tuesday and moving north-northeast near 16 mph.
Forecasters say the storm will continue to gradually weaken as it loses the energy it drew from warmer waters.
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