Hurricane Sandy Approaching SE Cuba; T.S. Warnings Along S. Fla. Coast
Coastal South Florida and parts of the Florida Keys are now under a Tropical Storm Warning as Hurricane Sandy begins to move away from Jamaica.
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Coastal South Florida and parts of the Florida Keys are now under a Tropical Storm Warning as Hurricane Sandy begins to move away from Jamaica.
Tropical Storm Tony is losing its tropical characteristics as it move out in the Atlantic Ocean.
Tropical Depression 19 gained some intensity in the Atlantic Ocean Tuesday night and is now called Tropical Storm Tony.
Hurricane Warnings remain up in Jamaica and have now been issued for parts of eastern Cuba ahead of Tropical Storm Sandy.
After passing to the east of Bermuda Tuesday night into Wednesday morning, Hurricane Rafael is racing to northeast over the Atlantic Ocean.
Outer rain bands and tropical storm force winds from Hurricane Rafael pelted Bermuda Tuesday night, but the storm has begun to take a turn away from the island nation.
Swirling to northwest across the Atlantic, Tropical Storm Rafael is nearing hurricane strength.
Rain from Tropical Storm Rafael continues to pelt the northern Leeward Island.
Tropical Depression 16 strengthened into Tropical Storm Patty late Thursday afternoon, just hours after forming in the northeastern Carribean.
Tropical Storm Oscar is slowly moving northeastward in the eastern Atlantic.
Tropical Storm Oscar showed little change in strength overnight as it continued to chug northwest over the far eastern Atlantic Ocean.
Hurricane Nadine is holding its own as a Category 1 hurricane moving east in the central Atlantic Ocean.
Tropical Storm Nadine could very well strengthen into a hurricane on Thursday.
Hours after the National Hurricane Center began tracking Tropical Depression #14 in the Central Atlantic, it strengthened into Tropical Storm Nadine.
Michael has made a turn to the northwest and is beginning to weaken over the open waters of the Atlantic Ocean, but is still holding on to hurricane strength.
Tropical Storm Leslie strengthened slightly as it continues to move towards Newfoundland.
Hurricane Michael is maintaining a large-sized eye as it continues to move slowly to the west.
Tropical Storm Leslie's winds are lashing Bermuda as it passes east of the island.
Hurricane Michael continues doing what it has done best: being a "fish storm".
Hurricane Michael has weakened slightly, but is still a Category Two storm.
There was no change in strength overnight as Hurricane Leslie continued to creep to the north.
Tropical Storm Michael intensified to a hurricane Wednesday night as it continues to move slowly to the northeast in the central Atlantic.
Leslie is now a hurricane and continues to slowly make its way northward.
Tropical Storm Leslie is becoming a little better organized as it continues to drift toward the north with no change in strength.
Tropical Storm Michael is nearly stationary after forming in the Atlantic earlier Tuesday.
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