Caribbean storm could hit U.S. as major hurricane by Thursday
A tropical disturbance brewing in the Caribbean Sea could become the strongest hurricane to hit the U.S. this year, according to forecasters. The storm — identified Monday as Potential Tropical Cyclone Nine by the National Hurricane Center — would be named Hurricane Helene and could hit the Florida Panhandle by Thursday morning.
Caribbean system expected to strengthen, could hit Florida as a major hurricane
There are no expected direct tropical impacts forecast for the Southwest Louisiana area this week from a tropical disturbance developing in the Caribbean Sea. The National Hurricane Center is reporting a broad area of low pressure over the northwestern Caribbean Sea that has a 80 percent chance of tropical development over the next two days.
Details are still fuzzy, but the likelihood that Potential Tropical Cyclone Nine will turn into Hurricane Helene and affect ...
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Most forecast models suggest a hurricane landfall on Thursday, and experts say the storm could be at least a Category 3.
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