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Tropical cyclone formation is not expected during the next 5 days.
Category: Tropical
Rina Becomes Post-tropical Over The Cold North Atlantic
At 1100 AM AST (1500 UTC), the center of Post-Tropical Cyclone Rina was located near latitude 47.0 North, longitude 45.5 West. The post-tropical cyclone is moving toward the northeast near 40 mph (65 km/h) and a faster northeastward or east-northeastward motion is expected until dissipation tomorrow.
93L May Become TD#18 or Philippe Today or Tomorrow
A tropical depression may form over the western Caribbean and move north over the weekend. The main impacts will be to the Caymans, Cuba and Bahamas, with some effects in South Florida and the Keys. It has no chance to affect the northern Gulf Coast.
Ophelia Now Post-Tropical But Still Expected To Bring StrongWinds To Ireland And The United Kingdom On Monday
This Is The Last Advisory From the National Hurricane Center.
Ophelia to Lash Ireland, Northern UK with High Winds and Heavy Rain
Ireland is bracing for the heavy rains and high winds from a transitioning Hurricane Ophelia, which will track across Ireland, Northern Ireland and Scotland on Monday.
Heavy Rainfall Spreading Inland As Nate Becomes A Tropical Depression
Nate has weakened to a tropical depression this morning as it near the Birmingham Metro area.
Latest On Hurricane Nate As We Approach 3:00 AM
As of the last update from the NHC at 1:00 AM, maximum sustained winds were around 85 MPH. Some weakening has occurred, but we’ll know the latest on wind strength at 4:00 AM.
Nate Makes Second Landfall; Surge Rising Along the Gulf Coast
Hurricane Nate has made its second landfall along the Mississippi Coast between Biloxi and Pascagoula with winds of 85 mph and a central pressure of 984 millibars. Surge levels are rising rapidly along the Gulf Coast near and east of the landfall point.
Notes on Nate As We Approach 10 p.m.
The center of Hurricane Nate is expected to make its second landfall near Gulfport, Mississippi around midnight. Heavy rain, strong winds, and tornadoes will affect Central Alabama through the morning and afternoon.
Nate Has Made the Expected Turn to the North-Northeast
The effects of Hurricane Nate are really starting to be felt along the Alabama coast with storm surge, strong winds and tornadoes.
Latest Update On Conditions At The Beach
Hurricane Nate is currently less than 120 miles away from making landfall on the coastline very close to the Gulfport and Biloxi areas in Mississippi.
Conditions Along The Gulf Coast Continue To Deteriorate
Currently across the Alabama Gulf Coast, another feeder band from Hurricane Nate is moving onshore.
Afternoon Update On Nate
Nate is expected to be a category two hurricane tonight at the time of landfall. The first feeder bands associated with the hurricane are already on the coast, and conditions there will continue to deteriorate through tonight. A hurricane warning remains in effect for the Alabama Gulf Coast, where beachfront and low-lying areas will experience […]
Noon Notes on Nate
Hurricane Nate continues to move rapidly toward the northern Gulf Coast and will arrive very close to high tide time tonight.
