Search results
Results from the WOW.Com Content Network
Florida could soon face another severe storm as a tropical depression is forming in the western Gulf of Mexico, the National Weather Service warned Saturday. “It is forecast to quickly intensify ...
Less than 10 days after Hurricane Helene made landfall in Florida, the state is now bracing for another potential storm brewing in the Gulf of Mexico. Tropical Depression 14 formed in the western ...
Milton started as Tropical Depression 14, in the Gulf’s Bay of Campeche, sheltered behind the western coast of Mexico’s Yucatán Peninsula. A hurricane taking that path, from the Bay of ...
Hurricane Milton has developed rapidly into a Category 5 storm as it soaks up its natural fuel, warm water, in the Gulf of Mexico. The National Hurricane Center had warned that Milton was likely ...
A tropical depression developed in the southern Gulf of Mexico about 125 mi (201 km) northwest of Campeche City in Mexico on October 14. [3] Moving around the western periphery of a subtropical ridge , the depression intensified while moving northeast towards the central Gulf Coast of the United States due to an advancing cold front. [ 30 ]
Tropical Depression Two developed just offshore the east coast of Africa on June 30. The depression moved westward for a few days, until dissipating on July 2. Tropical Depression Three formed over the northeastern Gulf of Mexico on July 13. Tracking west-southwestward, the depression curved northward on July 16.
Tropical Depression 14 became Tropical Storm Milton on Saturday after it formed in the southwest part of the Gulf of Mexico, said Derrick Weitlich, a meteorologist with the National Weather ...
A well-organized tropical disturbance formed off the African coast on August 17 and became a tropical depression the following day, as classified by satellite imagery. Later the same day, the ship S.S. Columbus Canterrury reported 40 mph (60 km/h) winds and a pressure of 1,004 mbar (29.6 inHg), and the depression became Tropical Storm Bret.