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NOAA Still Predicts Above-Normal Atlantic Hurricane Season -- OPIS
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration predicted that the Atlantic hurricane season will remain on track for above-normal storm activity with between 13 and 18 named storms. The agency said it expects 13 to 18 named storms with winds of at least 39 miles per hour,
But the season is still expected to be above normal. An average Atlantic hurricane season generates 14 named storms. NOAA ...
As numerous tropical waves are expected to come off Africa, apocalyptic posts about monster hurricanes striking Florida later ...
ORLANDO, Fla. - A round of storms is bringing soaking tropical moisture to the Gulf Coast and Florida this weekend. While eyes stay on two tropical areas to watch in the Atlantic Ocean, forecasters ...
Weather hobbyists expressed widespread concern across social media that Florida could soon be hit by a strong storm.
Debby pushed ashore as a Category 1 near Steinhatchee, Florida, on the morning of Aug. 5, 2024, then was downgraded to ...
The probability of at least one continental U.S. major hurricane landfall this season has risen slightly since late May.
The most recent tropical storm to impact the Big Bend in August was Fay in 2008. The tropical storm made landfall in the Dominican Republic, Cuba, and several locations in Florida, including Dog ...
Dexter is expected to bring higher surf conditions of 2 to 4 feet, along with a moderate risk for rip currents to Florida. The National Hurricane Center also is monitoring two other systems in the ...
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