Tropical Storm Formation

Tropical Depression 2 forms off Florida's Gulf Coast

Eyes on the Gulf Coast with the birth of Tropical Storm Bertha

The Atlantic's newest tropical storm, Bertha, came to life on Monday in the Gulf of Mexico, threatening Gulf Coast states with flooding rains, storm surge and dangerous swells

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Heavy rain to hit Florida Gulf Coast regardless of tropical formation

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Is a tropical storm forming in the Gulf?

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Tropical Storm Bertha forms in the Gulf | Where it's going and what it means for Florida

Tropical Storm Bertha has formed in the Gulf, and it will continue to bring rain and storms to parts of Florida as it tracks west towards Louisiana and Texas.

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Tropical Depression Two could strengthen as Gulf Coast braces for heavy rain, officials say

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Tropical Storm Bertha could form today; tropical storm watch issued for Alabama

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Florida Panhandle braces for tropical storm impacts

"The main impacts across the northeast Gulf Coast will continue to revolve around bands of gusty showers. A few of the rain bands may pose a tornado threat in the coastal Florida Big Bend, otherwise a...

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A tropical depression has formed in the Gulf. Here’s the forecast for Louisiana.

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Tropical depression ‘likely’ to form in Gulf soon

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Tropical storm and storm surge watch issued for these parts of Louisiana

Tropical Depression Two is developing in the Gulf and will reach Louisiana by Wednesday, July 22. A tropical storm watch has been issued in the state.

Extreme heat and a potential tropical storm for Hilton Head area. Here’s what to know

Forecasters predict triple digit heat indices through next week, and are monitoring a potential tropical cyclone.

National Hurricane Center tracking Gulf disturbance. What it means for Florida

Experts are monitoring potential tropical development in the Gulf of America, though no immediate threat exists.

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Tropical Storm Bertha Emerges Off Alabama Coast

Tropical Storm Bertha has formed off the coast of Alabama, according to the U.S. National Hurricane Center. Located about 190 miles southeast of Mobile, Alabama, Bertha is producing maximum sustained winds of 40 mph,

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National Hurricane Center watching 4 tropical waves. Where heat is worst

The National Hurricane Center is tracking four tropical waves, but no cyclone formation is expected this week.

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Map shows where tropical storms to ramp up in days

Tropical activity is set to ramp up in the eastern Pacific, while forecasters monitor possible Gulf Coast development.