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Tropical depression likely to form, move west in Atlantic Ocean
Forecasters are watching a tropical disturbance with very high chances of formation as it moves west of Africa in the Atlantic Ocean. The low pressure system, causing strong winds and rough seas, is near the northwest Cabo Verde Islands and has a 90% chance of organizing into a tropical depression over the next two days.
The National Hurricane Center is tracking Tropical Storm Erin, which is expected to become a hurricane later this week.
THIS IS INVEST 97 LOOKS VERY HEALTHY ON THE SATELLITE PRESENTATION. COMPUTER MODELS TAKE IT OFF TOWARD THE KIND OF LESSER ...
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Over the weekend, a wave of showers and storms showed signs of development and intensification as it moved over the Cabo ...
The National Hurricane Center issued its first advisory on the fifth-named storm of the Atlantic hurricane season at 11 a.m., warning Erin could become a hurricane by Wednesday, Aug. 13 and a major ...
AL 97, currently off the coast of the Cabo Verde Islands, is poised to become a tropical depression “within the next day or ...
Ivo was a tropical storm in the North Pacific Ocean Sunday afternoon Eastern time, the National Hurricane Center said in its ...
Invest 97-L, currently over 3,000 miles from Florida’s East Coast, may become the next named system, Erin, by mid-week. While ...
The NEXT Weather team is monitoring an area of low pressure that is looking better defined as it approaches the Cabo Verde Islands Sunday night.
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