Increasing chances of tropical development in Gulf of Mexico as new area to watch in Atlantic emerges
The Southeast and mid-Atlantic are still reeling from Hurricane Helene’s deadly impact last week, but forecasters say a new threat may emerge in the Gulf of Mexico as odds for tropical development there increase.
The tropical depression in the Pacific Ocean will slice across Mexico before merging with another disturbance in the Gulf.
The National Hurricane Center is tracking a system nearing the Gulf of Mexico with a 40% chance of formation this week. See ...
Disorganized showers and thunderstorms over portions of the Gulf of Mexico are associated with a surface trough, and a broad area of low pressure is likely to develop there late this weekend or early ...
WVTM 13 Birmingham on MSN9h
All eyes on the Gulf, as the NHC outlines another area of developmentThe National Hurricane Center continues to issue advisories on Major Hurricane Kirk and Tropical Storm Leslie, located over ...
One has expanded to cover a large portion of the Gulf of Mexico and has a higher chance of developing into a storm. According to the NHC, the tropical wave in the northwestern Caribbean Sea and ...
In the eastern tropical Atlantic, NHC said Tropical Depression Thirteen formed about 430 miles southwest of the Cabo Verde Islands, and it expects a general westward to west-northwestward motion ...
Development chances rose Sunday for a tropical disturbance in the Caribbean that’s forecast to continue strengthening as it ...
A broad area of low pressure over the northwestern Caribbean Sea has a 70% chance of becoming a cyclone in the next 48 hours and is projected to move into the southeastern Gulf of Mexico ...
The National Hurricane Center is tracking a system nearing the Gulf of Mexico with a 40% chance of formation this week. See ...
Tampa Free Press on MSN7h
NHC: Hurricane Kirk Churns In Atlantic, While Gulf Disturbance Could Bring Rain To FloridaThe National Hurricane Center is monitoring two active systems in the Atlantic: Hurricane Kirk, located over the central ...
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