Caribbean storm could hit U.S. as major hurricane by Thursday
A tropical disturbance brewing in the Caribbean Sea could become the strongest hurricane to hit the U.S. this year, according to forecasters. The storm — identified Monday as Potential Tropical Cyclone Nine by the National Hurricane Center — would be named Hurricane Helene and could hit the Florida Panhandle by Thursday morning.
A disturbance in the Caribbean Sea is expected to strengthen into a hurricane that will take aim at Florida midweek.
Winds with a tropical disturbance in the Caribbean Sea are forecast to intensify to near-hurricane-force, National Hurricane ...
PTC 9 is expected to "strengthen significantly" over the next few days, becoming a hurricane by Wednesday. When the system ...
We could have a Category 2 hurricane in the Gulf of Mexico later this week. Potential Tropical Cyclone Nine formed Monday ...
Potential TC 9 is forecast to make landfall as a #hurricane along the NE Gulf Coast. If it does, it would be 4th continental ...
Potential Tropical Cyclone Nine formed in the northwestern Caribbean Sea on Monday morning and is forecast to become a ...
The weather conditions are favorable for Invest 97L, a system in the western Caribbean, to develop more, and it's likely that ...
Rough Draft Atlanta on MSN7h
A new tropical disturbance could become Hurricane Helene — and it’s headed for GeorgiaThe National Hurricane Center is issuing advisories on Potential Tropical Cyclone Nine, a disturbance located over the ...
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