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Tropical Storm Fred intensified in the Gulf of Mexico and made landfall Monday afternoon in the eastern Florida Panhandle and hours later, Tropical Depression Eight strengthened into Tropical Storm Henri.
Three tropical systems churning in the Atlantic threaten to affect the U.S. Gulf Coast and the Caribbean, including earthquake-ravaged Haiti.
Tropical Depression Eight formed Sunday in the Atlantic and has strengthened. It is forecast to become a tropical storm. The next name on the list is Henri.
A strengthening Tropical Storm Fred arrived in Florida Monday afternoon, bringing rain, wind, and the threat of storm surge. The center of the storm made landfall near Cape San Blas in the Panhandle around 2:15 p.m. local time.
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Tropical Depression Grace is not going to head toward Florida. Just like Fred last week, it insists on tracking down the left side — the south side — of the cone.