CenterPoint Energy monitoring the Caribbean and Gulf of Mexico as Tropical Storm Rafael gains strength; 2024 hurricane season remains active
While fall is in full swing in many parts of the United States, CenterPoint Energy has been monitoring tropical developments over the weekend and is activating its emergency response plans. It is also making early preparations for any potential tropical storm or hurricane threats for this coming weekend.
Those are worrisome words in a busy hurricane season that has brought enormous devastation from the likes of Beryl, ...
KYW Radio Philadelphia on MSN1d
Hurricane season still swirling as Gulf Coast braces for RafaelWhile all eyes are trained on the election, there's something swirling in the background -- a hurricane, and one that weather ...
The Palm Beach Post on MSN4d
Hurricane center watching area in the Caribbean that could form into unusual November stormFifteen named storms have formed this hurricane season, which is about average. Five hurricanes have made landfall in the U.S ...
Rafael is over the Central & Southern Caribbean & should move over the Gulf of Mexico mid to late week. * “Patty” has ...
The Atlantic hurricane season runs between June 1 and November 30, and typically brings seven hurricane-strength storms in a year.
Floridians know that tropical storms and hurricanes don't watch the calendar. Tropical cyclones can happen at any time of the ...
Talking the Tropics w/ Mike: Organizing Rafael over Caribbean... hurricane WARNING for parts of Cuba
Tropics threats for Jacksonville/NE Florida/SE Georgia: Rafael will move from the Caribbean to the Gulf of Mexico with its ...
The Weather Network on MSN11d
Hurricane Kristy becomes first Category 5 storm without El Niño since 2010Hurricane Kristy has become the strongest hurricane in the eastern Pacific basin but will bear no threat to land as it ...
Preliminary economic loss data show 2024 is likely to be one of the more costly hurricane seasons of the modern era.
Talking the Tropics w/ Mike: Last month of hurricane season! Watching the Caribbean-slow development
* There is no named storm aimed at the U.S. through the upcoming weekend into at least early next week. * The Caribbean ...
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