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Hurricane forecasters track three disturbances in Atlantic as peak season approaches
Hurricane forecasters were tracking three disturbances in the Atlantic Ocean Sunday afternoon, one of which is expected to briefly become the season's fourth named storm as it moves away from the U.S. UPDATE: Tropical Storm Dexter forms in Atlantic as forecasters track two other disturbances
Weather hobbyists expressed widespread concern across social media that Florida could soon be hit by a strong storm.
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The tropics are heating up and forecasters are keeping watch on a developing tropical wave in the far eastern Atlantic Ocean.
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Tropical disturbance dubbed Invest 96L as it simmers in Atlantic while odds wane for Southeast coastal stormInvest 96L was designated in the eastern Atlantic Ocean on Wednesday by the National Hurricane Center, as it enters favorable conditions for gradual development in the next week.
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The next named tropical storm we could have in the Atlantic is Erin. The National Hurricane Center is watching two separate areas with a low to medium chance of development.
Top experts from Colorado State University are still maintaining their prediction of a slightly above-average season.
As Tropical Storm Dexter moves away from the U.S. coast, here's a look at two potential systems brewing in the ocean.
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