Tropical Depression 10 Forms In Gulf
Tropical Depression 10 has formed in the southern Gulf of Mexico.
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Tropical Depression 10 has formed in the southern Gulf of Mexico.
Tropical Depression 8 fizzled early Saturday morning into hardly a remnant low. The depression formed Friday afternoon and soon after made landfall moving across inland areas of Mexico.
Tropical Depression 8 formed Friday afternoon—and the center is already making landfall across inland areas of Mexico.
Tropical Storm Fernand has dissipated over Mexico and the remnants will move west.
Tropical Storm Barry made landfall in Veracruz Mexico Thursday morning and was downgraded to a post-tropical cyclone by Thursday night.
The second Tropical Storm of the season, named Barry, has formed in the Gulf of Mexico.
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Ernesto has finally entered the southern Bay of Campeche and is gaining strength, according to forecasters at the National Hurricane Center.
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