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Dual Tropical Systems Fay And Gonzalo Churn Across Active Atlantic As Rough Swells Target East Coast - AOL (opens the original)
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National hurricane specialists are tracking two active tropical systems over the open Atlantic while monitoring a cold front pushing rough surf toward the U.S. East Coast. Tropical Depression Fay is located roughly 980 nautical miles west-southwest of the Azores, moving west-southwest at 4 knots. The system maintains maximum sustained winds of 30 knots with gusts reaching 40 knots, and a minimum central pressure of 1009 millibars. Forecasters expect little change in strength over the next severa
Forecasters Eye Emerging Tropical Threat Near Bermuda As Gulf Peak Hurricane Season Passes - AOL (opens the original)
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Meteorologists are tracking a developing area in the Atlantic Ocean near Bermuda that poses a medium risk for tropical development between Sept. 17 and Sept. 21, even as broad sections of the basin remain unusually calm for mid-September. If a tropical system forms in the area near Bermuda, it is not expected to impact the mainland United States, though forecasters advise residents and officials in Bermuda to monitor its progress closely. Forecasters are also watching the eastern Gulf of Mexico
Twin Tropical Waves Sweep The Atlantic As Rough Seas Build Across The Caribbean - AOL (opens the original)
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Two active tropical waves are tracking west across the central Atlantic Ocean today, bringing clusters of thunderstorms and shifting marine conditions across open waters. Meteorological data and satellite tracking place the leading wave along longitude 43 West, south of 16 North. It is traveling westward at roughly 20 knots and kicking up scattered moderate to isolated strong thunderstorm activity across a wide swath of the deep tropics, between 38 and 45.5 West. A second tropical wave is follow
Rare Late-Season Saharan Dust Cloud Drifts Toward Florida And The Caribbean - AOL (opens the original)
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A massive, 3,000-mile plume of dust from the Sahara Desert is traveling across the Atlantic Ocean and is scheduled to reach Florida early next week. The late-season dust cloud is being carried by strong winds at altitudes ranging between 5,000 and 15,000 feet, and it is expected to reach the state by Sunday or Monday. Saharan dust plumes typically move across the Atlantic between June and August. Because the journey takes up to two weeks, the timing of this system makes it an unusually late arri
Atlantic Basin Reaches Climatological Peak Without A Single Hurricane In Historic Lull - AOL (opens the original)
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The Atlantic hurricane basin reached the official peak of its season on Sept. 10 without generating a single hurricane, putting the region on track for one of its quietest years on record. Forecasters at AccuWeather report a low probability of any hurricane forming before the end of the month. Five named tropical storms have developed so far this season, but a combination of strong wind shear, dry air, and recurring plumes of Saharan dust has kept every system below hurricane strength. During th
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