Tropical depression in the Caribbean likely to form this weekend as 2 Atlantic systems stir
A low-pressure system churning in the Caribbean Sea will likely develop into a tropical depression later this weekend or early next week while two other disturbances move in the Atlantic Ocean, according to the National Hurricane System in Miami.
The storm, now Tropical Depression 19, is expected to continue moving west ... The Atlantic basin includes the northern ...
A tropical depression is likely to form in the next few days from the ... Warm water fuels hurricanes. “The Ocean Heat ...
National Hurricane Center forecasters were tracking three disturbances in the Atlantic Ocean Thursday afternoon, including a ...
Chances for the development of a tropical depression in the Atlantic Ocean have gone up, however the system is not currently forecast to affect the United States, according to the National ...
Miami Herald on MSN11d
Forecasters are watching two disturbances. One has a high tropical depression probabilityExpect a disturbance in the Caribbean Sea to become tropical depression by Tuesday as it brings rainstorms to the western ...
The Weather Network on MSN16h
Exceptional, tropical ocean heat will fuel the rise of soon-to-be SaraSoon-to-be Tropical Storm Sara will reside over ocean heat comparable to peak season, with intense strengthening and high-impact weather expected. The storm will be one to watch for Mexico, Cuba and ...
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Another Tropical Storm is BrewingEnvironmental conditions appear conducive for development, and a tropical depression ... the central Indian Ocean. Here ...
There's a medium chance for a tropical depression to form over the central or western Caribbean Sea over the next seven days.
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