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Tropical Storm Polo forms off southwestern Mexico

Tropical Storm Polo forms off southwestern Mexico

Tropical Storm Polo has formed off southwestern Mexico
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Tropical Storm Fay forms in Atlantic as Pacific's Odalys strengthens

Tropical Storm Fay forms in Atlantic as Pacific's Odalys strengthens

The ongoing El Niño weather pattern suppresses the formation of Atlantic hurricanes, but can strengthen Pacific storms.
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Tropical Storm Fay forms in the Atlantic. Tampa-area forecast

Tropical Storm Fay forms in the Atlantic. Tampa-area forecast

Tropical Storm Fay is far out there and across Hillsborough, Pinellas, the greater concern will be afternoon thunderstorms.
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Tropical Storm Fay Forms in Atlantic, No U.S. Threat

Tropical Storm Fay Forms in Atlantic, No U.S. Threat

Tropical Storm Fay has developed in the northeastern Atlantic, marking the sixth named storm of the 2026 Atlantic hurricane season. As of the latest update, Fay is located approximately 450 miles southwest of the Azores and over 2,700 miles from Florida. The storm currently has maximum sustained winds of 45 mph. Meteorologists from the National Hurricane Center predict that unfavorable conditions, including dry air and increasing wind shear, will prevent Fay from intensifying into a hurricane. The storm is expected to weaken as it moves southwest over the Atlantic, posing no threat to Florida or the U.S. mainland. This development continues the trend of a relatively quiet hurricane season, as the Atlantic basin has yet to produce a hurricane this year. The last hurricane in the region was Hurricane Melissa in October 2025 (FOX 13 Tampa Bay).
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Hurricane center eyes depression that could become Tropical Storm Fay

Hurricane center eyes depression that could become Tropical Storm Fay

Tropical Depression Six formed in the Atlantic on Saturday, Sept. 19. If it becomes the next tropical storm, it will get the name Fay.
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Heavy Rain and Thunderstorms Expected in Miami Today

Heavy Rain and Thunderstorms Expected in Miami Today

Miami, Florida, is set to experience significant rainfall and thunderstorms throughout the day on September 20, 2026. The weather forecast predicts predominantly cloudy skies with a high probability of thunderstorms, especially in the afternoon. Temperatures are expected to remain mild, with a high of 30°C (86°F) and a low of 26°C (79°F). Humidity levels will be high, around 89%, contributing to a muggy atmosphere. There is a 90% chance of rain, with intermittent but potentially heavy downpours anticipated. These conditions are typical for this time of year in Miami, but the elevated risk of disruptive weather events, including localized flooding, is a concern for residents and visitors alike.
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Belichick lands North Carolina football in the headlines. Is all the turmoil worth it?

Belichick lands North Carolina football in the headlines. Is all the turmoil worth it?

Bill Belichick's tenure at North Carolina is under scrutiny after a recent loss to Clemson
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In slow hurricane season a surprise would-be Fay tries to form in the Atlantic

In slow hurricane season a surprise would-be Fay tries to form in the Atlantic

The 2026 hurricane season is record slow with just five named storms having formed and no hurricanes despite being deep into peak season.
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National Hurricane Center Monitors Multiple Tropical Threats in Atlantic and Pacific Amid El Niño Conditions

National Hurricane Center Monitors Multiple Tropical Threats in Atlantic and Pacific Amid El Niño Conditions

The National Hurricane Center (NHC) is currently tracking several areas for potential tropical development across both the Atlantic and Pacific basins. In the Atlantic, two systems are being monitored, though neither has a high probability of developing into a tropical depression within the next seven days. One trough of low pressure southwest of the Azores is showing some organization but faces marginally favorable conditions for further development. Another low-pressure area east of Bermuda, designated AL98, is no longer expected to develop due to hostile winds and dry air, according to AccuWeather lead hurricane expert Alex DaSilva. Conversely, the Pacific basin shows higher chances of development. A disturbance, EP98, southwest of the Baja California Peninsula, has an 80 percent chance of forming a tropical depression within seven days. East of EP98, another low-pressure area is likely to form a tropical depression late this weekend or early next week, also with an 80 percent chance of cyclone formatio...
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The true story of the 'Great Miami Hurricane' echoes 100 years later

The true story of the 'Great Miami Hurricane' echoes 100 years later

The storm killed hundreds of people, causing widespread devastation and essentially ending the Florida land boom of the 1920s.
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Josue De Paula’s 3 walk-up songs and a big double mark his memorable Dodger Stadium debut

Josue De Paula’s 3 walk-up songs and a big double mark his memorable Dodger Stadium debut

Josue De Paula's first week with the Los Angeles Dodgers has been impressive
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South Florida may see flooding, frequent lightning this weekend

South Florida may see flooding, frequent lightning this weekend

South Florida is expected to see plenty of showers and thunderstorms through the weekend, according to the National Weather Service.