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Got a minute? NHC tracking new tropical wave. Are there any Florida threats for Labor Day?
The National Hurricane Center is watching a tropical wave that is showing potential for slow development. The wave is expected to move off the coast of Africa over the Labor Day weekend. AccuWeather forecasters said there is a low chance for tropical development near the U.S. coast or in the Gulf over the Labor Day weekend.
Tracking the Tropics: New wave to watch as we enter busiest months of hurricane season
As the first week of September nears, the tropics are continuing to show they exist. A tropical wave is forecast to emerge off the west coast of Africa on Sunday, according to the National Hurricane Center. RELATED | Hurricane Erin left a trail of cool water. Could that slow down the next storm?
The tropics are fairly quiet. Fernand will not impact land, and is expected to dissipate midweek. Next week, we'll be ...
"Unfavorable upper-level wind conditions are expected to kick up this week over the Atlantic’s Main Development Region, and ...
Tropical Storm Fernand is forecast to weaken as it churns over the open Atlantic Ocean, and odds have plummeted for a system ...
A hostile pall is descending over the tropics, which should limit any significant development for the next week or two or so.
Tropical Storm Fernand continues to persist in its short-lived path out to sea, leaving a relatively quiet Atlantic in its ...
A tropical wave is forecast to emerge off the coast of Africa during the second half of the weekend. Slow development is possible next week as it moves west-northwest at 15-20 mph. The water is kind ...
Wind shear, dry air, and cool water stirred up by Hurricane Erin contribute to the quiet period in the tropics right now.
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