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Peak tropical cyclone season to wrap up without a hurricane across Atlantic (opens the original)
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The eighth named storm of the Atlantic basin hurricane season has formed, but similar to its counterparts, it will remain short-lived and inconsequential in the open ocean. The National Hurricane Center last reported Tropical Storm Hanna had sustained wind speeds of 45 mph and was expected to max out during the next 72 hours. Forecast models show significant westerly wind shear is expected to keep the system in check during its lifespan, as the storm generally works eastward and away from Bermud
Tropical Storm Gonzalo forms as historic Atlantic hurricane drought continues (opens the original)
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Tropical Storm Gonzalo formed Thursday in the far eastern Atlantic Ocean, becoming the latest cyclone in what has generally been a quiet 2026 Atlantic hurricane season. Gonzalo is expected to bring gusty winds and heavy rainfall to the Cabo Verde Islands off the coast of Africa as it moves over the island chain. Computer forecast models are in near-complete agreement that Gonzalo will stay closer to Africa than the United States, and perhaps more notably, will stay below hurricane strength. The
Rain chances to increase as upper-level low to produce squally weather (opens the original)
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After a break from the rain and heat, that made the weather feel almost fall-like, a low-pressure system pushing in from the Atlantic will help change the weather pattern across Florida. Showers and thunderstorms, along with blustery conditions, are in the forecast for a large portion of the state as the system moves in from the east. Forecast models show the heaviest rainfall occurring south of the Interstate 4 corridor, where 2 to 4 inches of rain will be possible, but during the next five day
Rain chances will increase with some squally weather around Florida (opens the original)
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After a break from the rain and heat, that made the weather feel almost fall-like, a low-pressure system pushing in from the Atlantic will help change the weather pattern across Florida. Showers and thunderstorms, along with blustery conditions, are in the forecast for a large portion of the state as the system moves in from the east. Forecast models show the heaviest rainfall occurring south of the Interstate 4 corridor, where 2 to 4 inches of rain will be possible, but during the next five day
National Hurricane Center monitors Atlantic disturbance, but no U.S. threat expected (opens the original)
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The National Hurricane Center is monitoring an area of disturbed weather in the central Atlantic, but the system is expected to remain more of a curiosity factor for weather observers than any type of threat to the United States. At last check, NHC forecasters were calling for a low chance of tropical development over the next seven days, as environmental conditions are not currently favorable for tropical cyclone organization. The area being monitored stretches from southeast of Bermuda into th
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