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Invest 94-L could become tropical depression later this week
L, a broad area of low located over the central tropical Atlantic. "This system is forecast to move generally westward to ...
NHC is tracking 2 systems, 1 may become a tropical depression. Is Texas in its path?
The NHC continues tracking two systems in the Atlantic, one of which could strengthen to a tropical depression later this ...
As tropical threats decrease, here's what's ahead for St. Johns County weather
Chances for development of a tropical depression have dropped, but St. Johns County can expect windy days, rough surf and ...
Storm tracker: NHC tracking 2 systems in Atlantic, one could become tropical depression
The National Hurricane Center is monitoring two systems. One, Invest 94L, could soon become a tropical depression.
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Tropical depression could form in the Atlantic Ocean later this week, NHC forecasters say
The system could become a tropical depression late this week as it begins moving west-northwestward and approaches the ...
As tropical threats decrease, here's what's ahead for Polk County this week
Chances for development of a tropical depression have dropped, but Florida can expect windy days and rough surf.
Tropical depression could form this week near Caribbean; second disturbance near Costa Rica
Forecasters are monitoring a disturbance off the coast of Africa that could become a short-lived tropical depression, while ...
Tropical Depression 14 in Gulf to strengthen rapidly, could impact Florida as major hurricane
The hurricane center is tracking Tropical Depression 14 in the Gulf which could be major hurricane when it reaches Florida.
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Invest 94L has 60% chance of becoming tropical depression, no immediate threat to Florida: NHC
Forecasters are closely watching two areas for possible tropical development in the coming week – one in the Atlantic Ocean and the other in the Caribbean Sea.
Chances for tropical trouble in the Atlantic decrease
The chances for a tropical depression to form in the Atlantic have decreased, according to the National Hurricane Center.