Tropical Storm Francine forms in Gulf of Mexico
Tropical Storm Francine has formed in the Gulf of Mexico, and millions of people along parts of the U.S. Gulf Coast from Texas to Louisiana are bracing for a potentially life-threatening hurricane strike this week. Florida is not expected to see direct impacts.
Tropical Storm Francine has formed in the Gulf of Mexico, and millions of people along parts of the U.S. Gulf Coast from Texas to Louisiana are bracing for a potentially life-threatening hurricane strike this week. Florida is not expected to see direct impacts.
Potential Tropical Cyclone 6 to become hurricane in Gulf before striking Texas, Louisiana
Potential Tropical Cyclone Six is expected to move just offshore of Mexico's northern Gulf Coast through Tuesday, then approach the Louisiana and upper Texas coastlines on Wednesday. It's predicted to become a tropical storm later Monday, with more significant intensification likely on Tuesday and Wednesday. The system is forecast to become a hurricane before it reaches the U.S.'s northwestern Gulf Coast.
Potential Tropical Cyclone Six is expected to move just offshore of Mexico's northern Gulf Coast through Tuesday, then approach the Louisiana and upper Texas coastlines on Wednesday. It's predicted to become a tropical storm later Monday, with more significant intensification likely on Tuesday and Wednesday. The system is forecast to become a hurricane before it reaches the U.S.'s northwestern Gulf Coast.
Tracking Potential Tropical Cyclone Six in Gulf
Potential Tropical Cyclone formed in the Gulf of Mexico on Sunday and is expected to strengthen over the next two days.
Potential Tropical Cyclone formed in the Gulf of Mexico on Sunday and is expected to strengthen over the next two days.
Potential Tropical Cyclone Six forms in Gulf
Potential Tropical Cyclone Six formed in the Gulf of Mexico late Sunday afternoon, the National Hurricane Center (NHC) said.
Potential Tropical Cyclone Six formed in the Gulf of Mexico late Sunday afternoon, the National Hurricane Center (NHC) said.
Invest91L churning in Gulf, expected to strengthen
As we enter the peak of the 2024 Atlantic hurricane season, a system is "likely" to develop into at least a tropical depression, if not Tropical Storm Francine. The National Hurricane Center (NHC) designated the tropical disturbance as Invest 91L on Saturday, which allows the agency to run additional computer models to calculate potential storm development and its track.
As we enter the peak of the 2024 Atlantic hurricane season, a system is "likely" to develop into at least a tropical depression, if not Tropical Storm Francine. The National Hurricane Center (NHC) designated the tropical disturbance as Invest 91L on Saturday, which allows the agency to run additional computer models to calculate potential storm development and its track.
Chances increase for tropical development in Gulf
The National Hurricane Center is tracking potential tropical development in the Gulf of Mexico, and conditions are starting to look more favorable. A moderate chance exists for a system to form early to mid-next week, as two tropical waves are expected to combine, possibly completing one or two loops.
The National Hurricane Center is tracking potential tropical development in the Gulf of Mexico, and conditions are starting to look more favorable. A moderate chance exists for a system to form early to mid-next week, as two tropical waves are expected to combine, possibly completing one or two loops.
Invests 90L, 99L among 4 tropical systems brewing
Forecasters with the National Hurricane Center (NHC) are monitoring four tropical disturbances swirling in the Atlantic Basin, including a newly designated Invest 99L off the U.S. East Coast and Invest 90L off the Gulf Coast.
Forecasters with the National Hurricane Center (NHC) are monitoring four tropical disturbances swirling in the Atlantic Basin, including a newly designated Invest 99L off the U.S. East Coast and Invest 90L off the Gulf Coast.
5 disturbances being watched in Atlantic: NHC
The National Hurricane Center (NHC) is watching a new area of concern in the northwest Gulf of Mexico, bringing the number of tropical disturbances being monitored to five.
The National Hurricane Center (NHC) is watching a new area of concern in the northwest Gulf of Mexico, bringing the number of tropical disturbances being monitored to five.
NHC tracking 4 tropical waves with low potential
The National Hurricane Center is tracking four tropical waves with low potential for further organization and development.
The National Hurricane Center is tracking four tropical waves with low potential for further organization and development.
NHC tracking 3 topical waves; 2 with potential to develop
The National Hurricane Center is tracking three topical waves -- two in the Atlantic Ocean and a third in the Caribbean Sea.
The National Hurricane Center is tracking three topical waves -- two in the Atlantic Ocean and a third in the Caribbean Sea.
Tropical wave moving across Caribbean
A tropical wave in the Caribbean currently has a 40% chance of development, according to the National Hurricane Center (NHC). Models have recently reduced the likelihood of long-term development, but the NHC maintains the forecast at 40%.
A tropical wave in the Caribbean currently has a 40% chance of development, according to the National Hurricane Center (NHC). Models have recently reduced the likelihood of long-term development, but the NHC maintains the forecast at 40%.
Tropics update: 3 waves tracking in the Atlantic
The National Weather Service is tracking three disturbances in the tropical Atlantic, including one near the Caribbean and one in the Gulf of Mexico, near Texas and Louisiana. Two have increasing odds of further development into a tropical depression. It's too early to tell any potential impacts to Florida.
The National Weather Service is tracking three disturbances in the tropical Atlantic, including one near the Caribbean and one in the Gulf of Mexico, near Texas and Louisiana. Two have increasing odds of further development into a tropical depression. It's too early to tell any potential impacts to Florida.
What to know about the 2 disturbances in the Atlantic
One of two tropical disturbances in the Atlantic Ocean now has a 40% chance of further development over the next seven days, the National Hurricane Center said. The second wave has a 20% chance of development.
One of two tropical disturbances in the Atlantic Ocean now has a 40% chance of further development over the next seven days, the National Hurricane Center said. The second wave has a 20% chance of development.
2 systems could develop in Atlantic: NHC
2 systems could develop in Atlantic: NHC
2 systems could develop in Atlantic: NHC
Tracking 2 tropical waves moving across Atlantic
There are two tropical waves being monitored in the Atlantic by the National Hurricane Center.
There are two tropical waves being monitored in the Atlantic by the National Hurricane Center.
Tropical Forecast 8PM update: Aug. 29, 2024
There are two tropical waves being monitored in the Atlantic by the National Hurricane Center.
There are two tropical waves being monitored in the Atlantic by the National Hurricane Center.
Tropics update: Disturbance has better odd of development
The NHC says a disturbance in the Atlantic now has a 40% chance of further development.
The NHC says a disturbance in the Atlantic now has a 40% chance of further development.
Tropical wave has moderate chance of development
The tropics remain unusually quiet with no immediate threats. Only one wave currently has a 20% chance of development, marked in yellow. There are indications that this wave could develop next week as it moves closer to the Caribbean or the Bahamas, but the likelihood is low.
The tropics remain unusually quiet with no immediate threats. Only one wave currently has a 20% chance of development, marked in yellow. There are indications that this wave could develop next week as it moves closer to the Caribbean or the Bahamas, but the likelihood is low.
2 new tropical systems could develop next week
The National Hurricane Center is keeping a close eye on two tropical systems that could develop next week.
The National Hurricane Center is keeping a close eye on two tropical systems that could develop next week.