National Hurricane Center Updates

National Hurricane Center, tropical storm and Depression

Monday, July 20 update: Latest on the Tropical Depression from the National Hurricane Center

At 2 a.m. Monday, the National Hurricane Center issued an advisory stating that the tropical depression is in the Gulf of Mexico, 125 miles south of Panama City, Florida.

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Tropical depression forms in Gulf, National Hurricane Center says

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National Hurricane Center Forecasts Tropical Storm Bertha Could Form by Monday

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Tropical storm watch issued as depression in the Gulf of Mexico is expected to strengthen

MIAMI — Tropical Storm Fausto formed Sunday well off Mexico’s southwest Pacific coast, while a tropical depression meandering in warm Gulf of Mexico waters south of the Florida Panhandle was threateni...

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Tropical Storm Watches Issued Along the Gulf Coast

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Tropical Depression Two forms in the Gulf, will bring heavy rain and coastal flooding

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Tropical depression possible in Gulf, heavy rains may impact Florida

"Flash flooding from slow-moving or repeated downpours looks to be the biggest threat from the tropical rainstorm, even if it does not fully develop into a tropical depression or storm," AccuWeather M...

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Tropical depression likely to form later today or Monday in the Gulf

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Hurricane Center tracking Gulf system. Heavy rain possible for Florida

National Hurricane Center tracking Gulf disturbance. What it means for Florida

Experts are monitoring potential tropical development in the Gulf of America, though no immediate threat exists.

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US hurricane center says 80% chance of cyclone in next 48 hours near Florida

July 19 (Reuters) - An area of low pressure over the Gulf of Mexico and near Florida continues to be better defined and has an 80% chance of becoming a cyclone in the next 48 hours, the U.S. National Hurricane Center said in an advisory on Sunday.

Hurricane forecasters keeping an eye on the Gulf this weekend

The National Hurricane Center said on Friday that there was a low chance of a tropical depression developing in the Gulf in the next few days. Forecasters expect an area of low pressure to form this weekend over the northeastern Gulf.

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The official word from the National Hurricane Center is that no tropical development is expected in the Atlantic, the Caribbean, or the Gulf for at least the next week. If you follow these things, however,