Soggy Weekend Ahead Thanks To Subtropical Storm Alberto
The tropical disturbance in the northwestern Caribbean became better organized overnight and the National Hurricane Center has now categorized it as Subtropcial Storm Alberto.
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The tropical disturbance in the northwestern Caribbean became better organized overnight and the National Hurricane Center has now categorized it as Subtropcial Storm Alberto.
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The official start of the Atlantic hurricane season is a week away but a disturbance in the northwest Caribbean just couldn't wait.
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The Atlantic hurricane season officially starts in one week and local and federal officials want to make sure you and your family are prepared for a storm.
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The National Hurricane Center reports that the tropical disturbance over the Yucatan peninsula is gradually becoming better defined and now has a higher chance of development.
NOAA forecasts predict near normal or above normal hurricane season with 10-16 named storms, 5-9 hurricanes & 1-4 major hurricanes.
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