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The National Hurricane Center is tracking a disturbance that could develop across Florida
The National Hurricane Center is watching an area of interest over Florida late week. An area of low pressure could develop from a remnant frontal boundary near or along the southeastern U.S. Atlantic and or Gulf coasts. Some gradual tropical or subtropical development could occur thereafter as it drifts slowly just off the U.S. coastline.
The second tropical storm of the Atlantic hurricane season formed on Sunday morning, according to the National Hurricane ...
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Tropical Storm Barry forms in the Gulf, second storm of Atlantic seasonTropical Depression Two strengthened into Tropical Storm Barry on Sunday, with maximum sustained winds reaching 40 mph. The ...
Two tropical depressions gained strength off the coasts of Mexico and became tropical storms Sunday − and one could become a "significant hurricane" by Wednesday, the National Hurricane Center warned.
The National Hurricane Center will be watching the Gulf for two reasons. The first is a tropical depression that could become Tropical Storm Barry before moving onshore later today in Mexico. The ...
Tropical storms have spun up on both sides of Mexico, with the most serious threat coming from flooding rains along the ...
In the extreme southwestern Gulf, Tropical Depression Two is heading toward the Mexican coast between Veracruz and Tampico.
It's not unusual for disturbances to pop up in the Atlantic during, or even before, the first month of hurricane season.
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