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Tropical storm threat rises for Texas and Louisiana Gulf Coast

Tropical storm threat rises for Texas and Louisiana Gulf Coast

The National Hurricane Center is watching several tropical disturbances that could bring rain to parts of the U.S.
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Karina becomes a Pacific hurricane well away from land and is forecast to become a major storm

Karina becomes a Pacific hurricane well away from land and is forecast to become a major storm

Hurricane Karina has formed in the Pacific Ocean, but poses no immediate threat to land
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Karina rapidly becomes a major hurricane in the Pacific far from land, forecasters say

Karina rapidly becomes a major hurricane in the Pacific far from land, forecasters say

Forecasters say Hurricane Karina has become a major hurricane in the Pacific but poses no immediate threat to land
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Forecasters are watching 2 systems for potential tropical development

Forecasters are watching 2 systems for potential tropical development

NWS Atlanta is monitoring two tropical disturbances, but it is too early to know whether either system could bring impacts to North or Central Georgia.
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Invest 97L Brings Heavy Rain to Gulf, 50% Chance of Tropical Depression Formation

Invest 97L Brings Heavy Rain to Gulf, 50% Chance of Tropical Depression Formation

A tropical disturbance, designated as Invest 97L, has formed over the northern Gulf of Mexico, bringing heavy rainfall to the region. According to FOX Weather, the system has a 50% chance of developing into a tropical depression as it moves toward the Texas and Louisiana coasts. The disturbance originated from a cluster of thunderstorms influenced by a dip in the jet stream over the weekend. Currently, the system is trapped under a heat dome and high-pressure system, which is steering it westward. Hurricane hunters are scheduled to investigate the system early Monday morning to gather more data on its strength and organization. Regardless of its development, the system is expected to bring heavy rain and thunderstorms to the Gulf Coast through Tuesday.
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Tropical Disturbance Forms Over Northern Gulf, Expected to Impact Texas

Tropical Disturbance Forms Over Northern Gulf, Expected to Impact Texas

Forecasters are closely monitoring a strong tropical wave that has developed over the northern Gulf of Mexico, south of the Florida Panhandle and Mississippi. Satellite imagery and wind data from Sunday indicate that the system has become more organized since Saturday, with deep convection forming near and just south of a broad circulation. The National Hurricane Center (NHC) reports that atmospheric conditions in the northern Gulf, characterized by low wind shear, are conducive to further development over the next couple of days. The probability of this system developing into a short-lived tropical depression or tropical storm before reaching the upper Texas or southwestern Louisiana coasts by Tuesday or Tuesday evening is currently at 50 percent. The low-pressure system is being steered westward by the flow along the southern periphery of a large heat dome covering much of the south-central and southeastern U.S. The heat dome's center recently shifted from Oklahoma to the middle Mississippi Valley.
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Tropical Wave and Gulf Low Pose Rainfall and Wind Risks

Tropical Wave and Gulf Low Pose Rainfall and Wind Risks

A 1012 mb low-pressure system, designated as AL97, is located in the north-central Gulf of Mexico near 28N 89.5W. This system is drifting westward at 5 knots and has become better organized, with winds of 20-25 knots in its northeastern quadrant. A Gale Warning has been issued as the system has a high chance of developing into a tropical depression or storm before reaching the Upper Texas or southwestern Louisiana coasts by Tuesday or Tuesday night. Meanwhile, the remnants of Tropical Storm Dolly are producing bursts of showers and thunderstorms across Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands, and the northeastern Caribbean. This tropical wave is moving westward at 20 knots and is expected to bring heavy rainfall and gusty winds to Hispaniola and eastern Cuba in the coming days.
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Tropical Storm Karina strengthens into a hurricane in the Pacific, could be a major storm this week

Tropical Storm Karina strengthens into a hurricane in the Pacific, could be a major storm this week

Tropical Storm Karina has strengthened into a hurricane in the Pacific Ocean
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Hurricane center tracking 2 systems, including remnants of Tropical Storm Dolly

Hurricane center tracking 2 systems, including remnants of Tropical Storm Dolly

When is Atlantic hurricane season in Florida? June 1 to Nov. 30, 2026, with the most tropical activity typically between August and October.
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Tropical Storm Dolly downgraded; remnants head for Caribbean

Tropical Storm Dolly downgraded; remnants head for Caribbean

Dolly's remnants could bring heavy rain to the Caribbean islands, including drought-stricken Puerto Rico, over the weekend and early next week.
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An island-vibe cruise line will soon sail out of Texas

An island-vibe cruise line will soon sail out of Texas

The cruise line, launched in 2002, is expanding both its fleet and port reach.
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Karina, Lowell Set to Strengthen as Pacific Heats Up

Karina, Lowell Set to Strengthen as Pacific Heats Up

The Pacific is becoming increasingly active as Tropical Storms Karina and Lowell are forecast to intensify this weekend. Karina, moving northwest, could become a hurricane by this weekend, while Lowell may reach hurricane strength by Saturday night. Neither storm currently threatens land, though Lowell could move toward the Central Pacific and potentially bring indirect impacts to Hawaii. Forecasters are also watching a disturbance southwest of Mexico with a high chance of development over the next seven days.