Tracking the Tropics: Developing storm to track into the Gulf of Mexico next week
Broad low pressure is expected to form there this weekend or early next week, and according to the National Hurricane Center, there is a medium chance that it could organize further into a tropical depression. If something does form, it will likely drift into the Gulf of Mexico.
A tropical disturbance brewing in the Caribbean Sea has a medium chance of development over the next week, according to the ...
The National Hurricane Center is tracking two disturbances early Saturday morning, including one with a 60 percent chance of ...
An area of low pressure is expected to slowly develop this weekend in the northwestern Caribbean Sea. It could develop into a ...
More than 12% of crude production and 16% of natural gas output in the U.S. Gulf of Mexico were offline in the aftermath of ...
About 23.55% of oil production, or roughly 412,000 barrels per day of oil, has been shut in, according to reports submitted ...
Francine could bring life-threatening storm surge and hurricane-force winds all the way from Mexico to southern Mississippi by mid-week. "Francine is expected to bring heavy rainfall and the risk ...
The area of low-pressure in the Caribbean has a chance of developing into a tropical system early to the middle of next week, ...
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