Tropical Storm Milton forms in Gulf of Mexico and could intensify to hurricane threatening Florida
The National Hurricane Center said early Sunday that Milton was about 355 miles west-northwest of Progreso, Mexico, and about ...
Milton forms in Gulf of Mexico, forecast to hit Florida's Gulf Coast as Cat 3 hurricane
Florida's Gulf Coast has already been devastated by two hurricanes this season and it seems all but certain a Milton is ...
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Tropical Storm Milton forms in Gulf of Mexico, expected to strike Florida as hurricane
Florida once again could see a powerful tropical system strike the region as the National Hurricane Center warns of brewing ...
Tropical Storm Milton has formed in the Gulf of Mexico
Tropical Storm Milton has formed in the Gulf of Mexico.
Why Grand Prairie guns keep turning up at crime scenes in Mexico
An ATF database reveals that a significant number of guns confiscated in Mexico were originally purchased from a single zip ...
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Tropical depression ‘could form,’ appears to resemble Helene’s path: NHC
A tropical depression is expected to form sometime this week in the western Caribbean Sea, according to the National ...
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The SCW Q&A: Heading inland, hurricanes vs. winter, AI models, pool evaporation, late storm tracks
In the Q&A, even though we think Texas’ hurricane season is in our rear-view mirror, many of the queries we tackle this month ...
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3 of Texas’ Best Locations For Aqua Wellness
Experience the ultimate water wellness retreat in Texas. From seaside getaways to mineral pools, these locations offer ...
Helene reaches hurricane status as it moves into the Gulf
BRYAN, Texas (KBTX) - Helene is continuing to churn to the northwest into the Gulf of Mexico, now as a Category one hurricane ...
Will Hurricane Helene hit Texas this week? Tropical system strengthening in Gulf of Mexico
A tropical disturbance is actively strengthening in the Gulf of Mexico as it heads toward the Big Bend and Florida Panhandle ...
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Houston, the Gulf is officially on ‘Tropics Watch’ this week
If it is weaker, it will push it to the west, meaning more potential problems for the Texas coast or Mexico. If the jet is stronger, it will sweep it to the east, keeping the path closer to Florida.