National Hurricane Center tracking 2 systems, watch for 'homebrew' activity
AccuWeather forecasters said tropical development could pop up close to the U.S. through the end of the month.
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AccuWeather forecasters said tropical development could pop up close to the U.S. through the end of the month.
Changing conditions over the central Atlantic have caused Tropical Storm Philippe's track to shift much farther to the west, and the system could bring some impacts to the islands of the northern Caribbean by this weekend, AccuWeather meteorologists say. Hostile breezes, known as wind shear, have altered the structure of Philippe so that the upper part of the storm has been blown off to the northeast while the bottom part of the storm continues to move westward. The wind shear will keep Philippe
AccuWeather hurricane experts say that tropical development could once again take shape in waters near the United States close behind the "homebrew" development of Tropical Storm Ophelia. A zone from the northwestern Caribbean to the southeastern Gulf of Mexico and Atlantic waters just east of Florida warrants a close watch for tropical development from the end of September to early October. Even if a named storm does not form, tropical moisture from the region could continue to fuel downpours a
After a flurry of tropical activity in the Atlantic basin in recent weeks, AccuWeather meteorologists are continuing to keep a watchful eye around the clock for what may be coming up next in the tropics. With recently named Tropical Storm Philippe, the Atlantic basin has now churned out 16 named storms this season. Looking back at historical data, late September typically features a downward turn in overall tropical activity, but that may not be the case this season, as warm Atlantic water could
AccuWeather meteorologists say that tropical development could once again take shape in waters near the United States close behind the "homebrew" development of Tropical Storm Ophelia. A zone from the northwestern Caribbean to the south-central and southeastern Gulf of Mexico warrants a close watch for tropical development through late September. Even if a named storm does not form, tropical moisture from the region could continue to fuel downpours and thunderstorms in part of the Southeast in t