Tropical Depression 14 formed in Gulf of Mexico. Here's what Florida can expect
MIAMI -- Tropical Depression 14 has formed in the western Gulf of Mexico. It is forecast to strengthen into Tropical Storm Milton over the next 12 hours, then undergo a period of rapid intensification before it makes landfall as what is currently forecast to be a Category 2 hurricane across the west coast of Florida on Wednesday.
Tropical Depression 14 is forecast to become a tropical storm Saturday and intensify to or near major hurricane strength.
Two hurricanes are churning with no threat to land in the Atlantic Ocean: Kirk, a Category 3 storm, and Leslie, which became ...
Most of Florida is in the latest forecast cone of Tropical Depression 14, which is forecast to become a hurricane and strike the state.
The National Hurricane Center on Saturday forecast the growing system in the Gulf of Mexico to develop into a tropical ...
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Tropical cyclone likely to develop in GulfIt is too early to project how fast those winds will be but tropical storm force winds are not out of the question and ...
Tropical Storm Kirk (formerly Tropical Depression 12) formed over the Atlantic Ocean Monday morning and is forecast to become ...
The National Hurricane Center lowered its prediction the season’s next tropical depression or storm would form in the Gulf of ...
Early computer models took it west for a few days, and it could follow the path of the other storm in front of it — Tropical ...
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