This article deals with the tropical storm formed by that name in the Atlantic in 1993; for other storms called Bret, see Hurricane Bret. Trajectory of the tropical Storm Bret (1993), pertaining to the season of hurricanes in the Atlantic of 1993. Tropical Storm Bret was the second storm to be named after the 1993 Atlantic hurricane season. Although it was only a tropical storm, it caused heavy damage and about 200 deaths as it advanced across the Caribbean Sea during August that season. Meteorological history
A tropical wave drifted off the coast of Africa on August 1. Unlike other waves earlier than this, Bret maintained its convection due to favorable upper-level winds and temperate waters. Convection was concentrated around the wave, and clusters of clouds appeared, increasing satellite estimates of intensity. Because of this, Tropical Depression 3 developed 2,010 km east of Trinidad on August 4 at latitude 10 ° N.
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