Tropical Storm Franklin forms in the Caribbean Sea; tropical storm watch issued
Tropical Storm Franklin formed in the Caribbean Sea south-southeast of Isla Saona, Dominican Republic, the second tropical storm to form Sunday.
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Tropical Storm Franklin formed in the Caribbean Sea south-southeast of Isla Saona, Dominican Republic, the second tropical storm to form Sunday.
Historically, NOAA forecasters say August through October is when about 90% of all tropical storm activity takes place in the Atlantic.
If you're from Florida, you've heard the Gulf can feel like bath water during the summer but lately the temps have felt more jacuzzi like which creates a space for bacteria like Vibrio.
Meteorologist Greg Dee said Monday's forecast heat indices throughout the day are the hottest he's seen all summer. As early as 10 a.m., it's expected to feel like 103°F.
Hurricane forecasters are monitoring two areas in the Atlantic that could develop, with one given medium formation chances.