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Tropical depression likely to form, move west in Atlantic Ocean
Forecasters are watching a tropical disturbance with very high chances of formation as it moves west of Africa in the Atlantic Ocean. The low pressure system, causing strong winds and rough seas, is near the northwest Cabo Verde Islands and has a 90% chance of organizing into a tropical depression over the next two days.
The National Hurricane Center is tracking two weather systems in the Atlantic Ocean – neither of which pose immediate risk to ...
Even if a tropical depression does not form over the next day or so, environmental conditions appear conducive for later ...
Storm Team 10 and the National Hurricane Center are tracking a robust tropical wave in the eastern Atlantic Ocean that has a ...
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The National Hurricane Center is predicting Invest 97L could become a tropical depression or tropical storm as early as later ...
The National Hurricane Center reported that Invest 97-L had a 90 percent chance of cyclone formation through 48 hours on ...
A tropical wave on the other side of the Atlantic Ocean had weather watchers talking on Friday. Some are saying it could end ...
The National Hurricane Center is still keeping a close eye on two areas to watch in the Atlantic Ocean. The area with the ...
An AI-based weather model predicts a hurricane along the U.S. East Coast in less than 2 weeks. Here are 3 reasons to be cautious with this forecast right now.
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