How forecasters nailed Hurricane Helene’s track
On Tuesday, Hurricane Helene wasn’t yet a hurricane. The tropical storm was still churning north-northwest in the Caribbean Sea, south of Cuba and east of Mexico’s Yucatán Peninsula. But even then, forecasters with the National Hurricane Center seemed to know with remarkable precision where the storm was destined to hit — and how hard a punch it would pack.
Tampa Bay’s regulars — our barkeeps, retirees, refugees — all had the same reaction this week in the aftermath of Hurricane ...
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Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis urged EV owners this week to get their vehicles to higher ground before Hurricane Helene arrived.
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A 10 percentile drop in socioeconomic status in the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s social vulnerability index ...
Residents of the Florida’s Keaton Beach, whose coastal town bore the brunt of Hurricane Helene’s eyewall Friday night, are ...
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While the storm's track and intensity are likely to change some before it reaches land, NHC forecasters said one factor seems ...
The place to watch in Florida is the Western Caribbean, where an area of low pressure could form next week and enter the Gulf of Mexico.
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