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Tropical wave detected in Atlantic — weeks before hurricane season really begins
The first tropical wave of the season was just identified in the Atlantic Ocean — weeks before the start of this year’s hurricane season. Currently moving just west of Africa, large-scale low-pressure systems similar to this may lead to the formation of a tropical cyclone.
Exposure to tropical cyclones could have an impact on babies' ability to survive in certain at-risk countries, scientists ...
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Pagasa: No tropical cyclone expected in PAR for rest of MayNo tropical cyclone is expected to develop or enter the Philippine area of responsibility (PAR) for the rest of May, ...
AccuWeather meteorologists began monitoring the area of interest last week. Since that time, chances of development remain ...
We call tropical cyclones in the Atlantic and Eastern Pacific "hurricanes," but they go by different names elsewhere around the world.
Satellite image of Tropical Storm Hone from National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s GOES-18 satellite on Aug. 24, ...
Ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred brought winds of up to 100 kilometres per hour and torrential rain when it crossed the coast at ...
Based on a neutral El Niño Southern Oscillation and varying Atlantic ocean temperatures, we are projecting an average number ...
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