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National Hurricane Center tracking 3 tropical waves

National Hurricane Center tracking 3 tropical waves as Invest 93L moves inland

For the first time in almost a week, the tropics are quiet, after Invest 93L took most of the week to cross Florida, enter the Gulf and then move onshore in Louisiana Thursday afternoon, July 17.

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National Hurricane Center tracking Invest 93L. What's next for Jacksonville?

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National Hurricane Center Watching The Gulf For Potential Tropical Development

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Invest 93L will move across Florida Panhandle Wednesday. What to expect

Invest 93L is currently moving across the Florida Panhandle, where it's expected to bring heavy rains between Wednesday and Friday.

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Tropical Disturbance Threatens Days of Heavy Rain Along the Gulf Coast

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National Hurricane Center tracking Invest 93L, 3 tropical waves. What's next for Florida?

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Millions along the Gulf Coast brace for severe flooding as tropical system approaches

A Level 2 of 4 risk is in place Thursday along the Gulf Coast from east Texas to the west Florida panhandle – including New Orleans, Mobile, Alabama, and Gulfport, Mississippi.

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Millions at risk of flash flooding along the Gulf Coast as dangerous storms sop the area

NOLA.com · 1d

Disorganized Gulf disturbance is dumping rain on Louisiana. See forecast for New Orleans.

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Hurricane center lowers chances system could develop in Gulf

The National Hurricane Center on Thursday lowered its forecast chances that a system that had moved over Florida the day previous could develop into the season’s next tropical depression or storm. As of the NHC’s 2 p.

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National Hurricane Center Issues 'Warning' For 4 Major States

The National Hurricane Center issued a warning for four major U.S. states on Monday morning. Heavy storms could be approaching part of the Gulf Coast this week. There is apparently an area of low localized pressure off of the east coast of Florida that could cause a disturbance later in the week.

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Hurricane cuts could create forecasting havoc

A local meteorologist recalled how good forecasts during Hurricane Hugo in 1989 saved lives. Back then, federal forecasts gave 72 hours of warning with a 300-mile range of probable impact. Since then, with more data, forecasters routinely give five days of warning and a narrower 200-mile range of impact.

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The director of the National Hurricane Center reflects on what he's ...

He's the director of the National Hurricane Center and took the reins just over a month before the start of the 2023 Atlantic hurricane season. Michael Brennan joins us now.

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