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Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Forecasters downgraded Tropical Storm Dolly to an "open tropical wave" Friday morning, Aug. 28, as it enters a hostile environment with significant southwesterly shear and dry air ...
Four tropical waves are crossing the Atlantic as hurricane season peaks. Could one eventually affect Alabama? Here's what forecasters are watching.
The National Hurricane Center on Friday said the short-lived Tropical Storm Dolly had broken apart to become just a tropical wave as it sped toward the Caribbean. As of the NHC’s 11 a.m. advisory, the remnants of Dolly was located about 1,000 miles east ...
With a forecast of heavy rain, a flood watch is in effect for Jacksonville and Northeast Florida. Here are the details.
Tropical Storm Fay formed in the Atlantic Ocean Sept. 20, according to a National Hurricane Center forecast advisory, but there are no coastal watches or warnings, or threats to land. Fay's 45 mph winds were about 450 southwest of the Azores moving to the north northeast at about 5 mph.
Weather forecasters are keeping a close watch on four tropical waves stretching across the Atlantic Ocean and the Caribbean Sea, along with a weak system in the Gulf that has a low chance of turning into a tropical depression or storm. The most active ...
The most organized Cabo Verde disturbance of the Atlantic hurricane season is slowly making its way westward across the open Atlantic Ocean, but the verdict is still out on what the future holds for the system. The National Hurricane Center gives Invest ...