Tropical Storm Cristobal forms in Atlantic
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El Niño has been hitting the snooze button on Atlantic hurricane season for weeks, but now it’s been shaken out of its slumber.
Tropical Depression Cristobal heads out to sea, watching Invest 92L and 94L in the tropical Atlantic
Cristobal, the 3rd named storm of the season, is now a Tropical Depression. It officially formed over the Central Subtropical Atlantic Wednesday morning. The system is located west of the Azores Islands and is expected to continue moving east-northeast and ...
A Tropical Depression could form by the end of the week in the Central Tropical Atlantic, the National Hurricane Center announced.
The chances that we will see tropical depression have just risen to 70%, but whether we see Tropical Storm Cristobal remains to be seen.
Tropical Depression Two has formed in the northeastern Gulf, prompting a Tropical Storm Watch for the Florida Panhandle as forecasters warn of flooding rain along the Gulf Coast through the week. The National Hurricane Center says the depression had 30 mph winds Sunday morning and was centered about 150 miles south of Panama City,