Tropics Watch: Tropical Storm Watches Could Be Issued in the Caribbean in Latest Update
A tropical disturbance with a 70 percent chance of formation could soon become Tropical Storm Fred as it moves west-northwestward...
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A tropical disturbance with a 70 percent chance of formation could soon become Tropical Storm Fred as it moves west-northwestward...
During this tropics watch, we have an update on three disturbances in the Atlantic, but one, near Africa, is expected...
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