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The system is expected to strengthen into a tropical storm by the end of the day and continue strengthening if it remains over water.
An area of low pressure in the Caribbean Sea, Invest-99, producing disorganized showers and thunderstorms, could soon develop into “Sara.”
In the Western Caribbean Sea, Invest AL95 continues to grow in strength as it gets closer to Central America.
Two disturbances continue to have an increased chance of developing into storms.
A disturbance in the Central Tropical Atlantic and another in the Western Caribbean Sea are being closed watched by The Weather Authority for any development into tropical systems.
Tropical Storm Milton is forecasted to become a hurricane later this evening as the storm moves east towards the Florida Peninsula. Hurricane and storm surge watches are expected to be issued along the west coast of Florida today, as well.
The spaghetti model conversation on social media often sparks controversy, leading to confusion and a lot of misinformation.
Weather Forecasting has changed throughout the decades. Today, the National Hurricane Center Hurricane Season has recently introduced new terms for different storm categories.
Gov. Ron DeSantis will hold a news conference Tuesday at the Emergency Operations Center in Tallahassee to provide an update on what is expected to become Hurricane Helene.
Gov. Ron DeSantis on Monday issued an executive order ahead of Potential Tropical Cyclone Nine declaring a state of emergency in 41 Florida counties.
During the Atlantic Hurricane Season, hurricane tracks change monthly, generally following the same pattern year after year. But why?
U.S. officials who predict, prepare for and respond to natural disasters have a message for Floridians: It’s not a matter of if but when a hurricane will hit the state.
Welcome to August, a month that traditionally features heat, storms and a big uptick in Atlantic tropical activity.
The seasonal forecast, which was updated on July 6, has been raised from a slightly above-average season earlier this year.
The tropics in the Atlantic have become very active. Tropical Storm Bret formed Monday evening and a second system is becoming likely to develop by midweek. But it’s not just active. It’s historically active in a region where June systems are extremely rare.
