Tropical storm or depression may form in Caribbean while low-pressure system churns in Atlantic
A low-pressure system in the western Caribbean Sea could form into a tropical storm or depression this weekend while another disturbance stirs in the Atlantic Ocean, according to the National Hurricane Center in Miami.
What are the chances that two Atlantic, Caribbean systems will form this week? What to know.
There is a 30% chance that the system will develop in the next two days and a 40% chance that it will develop within a week. A low-pressure system spotted Monday afternoon by forecasters is causing showers and thunderstorms over the southwestern Caribbean.
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The National Hurricane Center said Friday it is tracking a system in the Caribbean Sea that could soon become a tropical ...
The percentages of this wave becoming something down the road are low. The tropical wave is approaching some upper level wind ...
The National Hurricane Center has been tracking a system that could strengthen in the Atlantic Ocean for several days.
The National Hurricane Center said Thursday chances for development of a tropical depression in the Atlantic have decreased.
The peak of the Atlantic hurricane season is Sept. 10, according to the National Hurricane Center, but the heavy activity came later this year, with Hurricane Helene forming on Sept. 24 and Hurricane ...
"Some gradual development is possible if the system stays over water while it moves slowly northwestward," the NHC said.
Wind shear and mountains in Hispaniola could help protect Florida from direct impacts if Invest 94L does become Tropical ...
Wind shear and mountains in Yes, a tropical depression or storm could form in the Caribbean. Here are the chances it'll affect Florida.
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