A weather disturbance over the central Caribbean Sea shows a strong potential to evolve into a tropical depression within days, with forecasts hinting at its development into Tropical Storm Sara.
Tropical Storm Rafael emerged in the Caribbean on Monday and is anticipated to strengthen into a hurricane, potentially impacting the U.S. Gulf Coast later this week, according to the National Hurricane Center (NHC).
Tropical Storm Development Threatens Cuba and Florida while Subtropical Storm Patty Heads for Portugal, Spain
The National Hurricane Center (NHC) has been closely monitoring a system in the Caribbean that could develop into the next tropical depression or storm of the season in the coming days.
On October 9th, Hurricane Milton slammed the west coast of Florida, leaving a trail of destruction in the towns of Tampa, Fort Myers, and Sarasota.
As Western North Carolina approaches peak leaf season, typically a major draw for tourists, Gov. Roy Cooper has issued a firm warning: tourists are not welcome in the region as it recovers from catastrophic floods.
Tropical Storm Milton is taking an unusual and concerning path through the Gulf of Mexico, raising alarms for residents along Florida’s Gulf Coast.