Tropical Storm Track Forecasts

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Tropical storm Elida is spinning up off Mexico and could reach hurricane strength by Thursday

Tropical Storm Elida is gaining strength in the open eastern Pacific, with maximum sustained winds of 60 mph and a minimum central pressure of 997 mb as of the latest advisory. The storm’s center sits at 15.

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Tracking Tropical Storm Elida

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Tropical Storm Elida: Follow the storm, possible impacts in Sarasota

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National Hurricane Center tracking Gulf disturbance. What it means for Florida

There may be tropical trouble brewing in the Atlantic.

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Tropical Storm Elida forms off the coast of Baja California, could become a hurricane

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Hurricane center eyeing potential storms. One could douse Florida

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Tropical activity may be increasing | Beachgoers along the Atlantic should track the tropics

National Hurricane Center meteorologists are watching two areas in the tropical Atlantic Basin: one newly formed tropical wave south of Cabo Verde and an area of low pressure trying to form off the Southeast U.

Odds up for tropical system to form off Florida coast, hurricane center says

The National Hurricane Center on Friday increased its forecast chances a system forming off the Florida coast could become the season’s next tropical depression or storm.

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Tropical disturbance in Gulf may drench Florida even without a name

A Gulf system has a 20% chance of development but a high chance of flooding rain for Florida and parts of the northern Gulf Coast.

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Could there be a tropical storm in the Gulf? Will it affect Alabama?

Tropical Storm Arthur could form in the Gulf soon, and tropical storm warnings and watches have been issued for part of the U.S. Gulf Coast. The National Hurricane Center on Tuesday designated a disturbance near the Texas coast as Potential Tropical ...

Sarasota Herald-Tribune

Hurricane Center tracking system in Gulf. Could it impact Sarasota?

The National Hurricane Center is monitoring a low-pressure area in the Gulf of Mexico. Forecasters say the system has a low, 20% chance of developing over the next seven days. Regardless of development, the system could bring flooding rain to the Southeast ...