Florida residents continue to feel some impacts from Tropical Storm Bertha which made landfall in Louisiana July 22.
Experts are monitoring potential tropical development in the Gulf of America, though no immediate threat exists.
While the tropics remain quiet due in part to to Saharan dust, Florida residents face dangerous heat that could last through July 17.
While no tropical storms are imminent, experts are watching the Gulf for potential tropical development this weekend or next ...
Forty-seven of Florida's 67 counties face a heat index that could hit 110 today. Tropical activity remains quiet in the ...
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A low-pressure system in the Gulf is expected to form over the weekend. It has a low chance of development, according to the National Hurricane Center ...
Saharan dust is helping keep the tropics quiet but Florida residents face dangerous heat with indices reaching 110 today.
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