Tracking the tropics: What’s going on with Hurricane Kirk, Tropical Storm Leslie and that system in the Gulf?
While Kirk is approximately 2,452 miles away from Jacksonville, effects will be felt here by the weekend. Not your normal rain, wind and tropical event, but more like what surfers want to see: Atlantic coast waves.
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Hurricane Kirk and Tropical Storm Leslie are not expected to have direct impact to land, but the swells could bring rough ...
Kirk is traveling in a northwest direction at approximately 10 m.p.h. and has maximum sustained winds of near 120 m.p.h. It ...
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Chances improve for disturbance forming over Gulf of Mexico with impacts to FloridaThere’s a growing chance for tropical development in the Gulf of Mexico. If a new system forms, it will be named Milton.
Just two days after Kirk reached tropical storm status, the now Category 3 hurricane was about 1,370 miles west-northwest of ...
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Hurricane Kirk is expected to continue strengthening, the National Hurricane Center (NHC) said on Wednesday night after upgrading the storm to a Category 3.
The East Coast can expect dangerous surf and rip currents from Hurricane Kirk, while much of South and Central Florida face heavy rain and flooding.
The National Hurricane Center lowered its prediction the season’s next tropical depression or storm would form in the Gulf of ...
South and Central Florida are likely to get 3 inches or more of rainfall between Sunday and Tuesday. Some forecasts predict ...
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