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 ...
The National Hurricane Center is monitoring numerous disturbances in the Gulf and Atlantic after Hurricane Helene impacted ...
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 ...
The National Hurricane Center said Monday it is tracking a system in the Gulf of Mexico that could become Tropical Storm ...
A tropical disturbance brewing in the Caribbean Sea has a medium chance of development over the next week, according to the ...
The National Hurricane Center is tracking a system nearing the Gulf of Mexico with a 40% chance of formation this week. See ...
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