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Zorro

(18,882 posts)
Tue Oct 15, 2024, 12:57 PM Oct 2024

Hurricane forecasters now watching 2 weather systems in the tropics


Hot on the heels of hurricanes Helene and Milton, forecasters on Tuesday were watching two other weather systems for possible tropical development.

Neither pose an imminent threat to Florida, though forecasters suggested people pay attention to updates over the next several days.

One was a well-defined area of low pressure that was in the central tropical Atlantic.

The system was moving through an unfavorable environment but was expected to head west, where conditions could become more favorable for development, according to the National Hurricane Center.

It has a 60% chance of forming over the next week and a 30% chance over the next two days, forecasters said.

https://www.tampabay.com/hurricane/2024/10/14/tropical-disturbance-atlantic-could-form-within-week-forecasters-say/

It's still hurricane roulette season.
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Hurricane forecasters now watching 2 weather systems in the tropics (Original Post) Zorro Oct 2024 OP
Damn....................... Lovie777 Oct 2024 #1
Noon report in Florida snowybirdie Oct 2024 #2
Hurricane season ends (officially) November 30th so gotta stay vigilant Deuxcents Oct 2024 #3
For those who live in Florida, PoindexterOglethorpe Oct 2024 #4

snowybirdie

(6,748 posts)
2. Noon report in Florida
Tue Oct 15, 2024, 01:32 PM
Oct 2024

Called for the biggest one to head south towards Central America with the DR, Haiti and,Jamaica in its path. Not great for these poor areas.

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