Caribbean, Tropical Cyclone

Tropical Depression Likely In Western Caribbean, Heavy Rain Expected In Jamaica: NHC
A developing area of low pressure in the central Caribbean Sea has a high chance of becoming a tropical depression within the next few days. The system is expected to move slowly westward into the western Caribbean Sea,
Storm tracker: System in Caribbean expected to become tropical depression Monday
The National Hurricane Center said Potential Tropical Cyclone 18 is expected to become a tropical depression or storm on Monday.
Tropical depression forms, National Hurricane Center expects it to be Tropical Storm Rafael
Tropical Storm Rafael expected to form Monday and possibly enter the Gulf of Mexico as a hurricane. What happens next?
Tropical Depression Forms In Caribbean, Florida On Alert For Potential Impacts
A tropical depression has formed in the Caribbean Sea and is expected to intensify into a tropical storm and potentially a hurricane over the next few days. The system is poised to bring heavy rainfall and strong winds to Central America and could potentially impact parts of the U.
Tropical Depression 19 forms in Caribbean, expected to become Sara
Storm Team 10 and the National Hurricane Center are monitoring Tropical Depression 19, which has formed in the Caribbean Sea and is expected to become Tropical Storm Sara in the next 24 hours.
Tropical Depression Nineteen forms, forecast to become Tropical Storm Sara
A disturbance swirling over the Caribbean Sea on Wednesday has now been designated Tropical Depression Nineteen, and forecasters say the system will likely strengthen into Tropical Storm Sara later on Thursday.
Tropical Depression Nineteen forms in the Caribbean, expected to produce life-threatening flooding
WPBF 25 First Warning meteorologists are tracking Tropical Depression Nineteen. Sign up for our NewslettersAccording to the National Hurricane Center, it is forecast to strengthen and produce life-threatening flooding over portions of Central America through the weekend.
Sun Sentinel7d
System in Caribbean likely to become tropical depression this week
A tropical depression is likely to form in the next few days from ... Forecasters said Tuesday night heavy rain is ...
NOLA.com1d
Possible tropical depression to reach Gulf next week with 'dangerous' winds, forecasters say
A tropical depression that forecasters expect to form in the Caribbean ... Regardless of development, heavy rains are ...
The Jamaica Observer10d
Weather system now a tropical depression as Jamaica prepares for impact
KINGSTON, Jamaica — The area of low pressure over the west-central Caribbean Sea has now become a tropical depression and is forecast to develop into a tropical storm Monday evening.
Monday, Nov 4 update: Latest on the Tropical Depression from the NHC
Article last updated: Monday, Nov. 4, 2024, 12 p.m. ET ...
The Herald (Rock Hill, SC) on MSN10d
The Tropical Depression: Monday, Nov 4 status report from the NHC
Yesterday (Sunday) at 4 pm, the National Hurricane Center published the first advisory for a potential tropical cyclone.
What impacts will Tropical Depression Eighteen have on Panama City?
RAINFALL: Heavy rainfall will impact areas of the western Caribbean with the heaviest rainfall occurring over Jamaica and ...
AOL10d
Soon-to-be Rafael nears tropical storm strength as Jamaica prepares to feel future hurricane’s wrath
Editor's note: Tropical Depression 18 has become Tropical Storm Rafael. Updates on this story have moved here. According to the National Hurricane Center (NHC), Tropical Depression Eighteen ...
CNN11d
Tropical storm and hurricane alerts issued for Jamaica and the Cayman Islands
Potential Tropical Cyclone Eighteen has maximum sustained winds estimated to be 35 mph and is moving to the north at 6 mph. The disturbance sits about 275 miles south of Kingston, Jamaica.
The Weather Channel on MSN10h
Tropical System Likely To Track Through Caribbean; 'Catastrophic' Flood Danger To Central America
The season's next named storm, Sara, will likely form in the western Caribbean in the coming days. Here's what we know right ...