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Hurricane Gabrielle remains monstrous Category 4 storm as development odds grow for 2 other tropical disturbances
Hurricane Gabrielle is continuing to barrel across the central subtropical Atlantic as a monster Category 4 hurricane, and officials are asking residents of the Azores – an archipelago some 850 miles off the coast of Portugal – to monitor the storm’s progress.
Hurricane Gabrielle isn’t the only threat in the Atlantic, however. There are two other tropical disturbances, dubbed Invest 93L and Invest 94L, that the National Hurricane Center is monitoring for potential development right behind Gabrielle.
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Millions from Plains to western North Carolina brace for flooding rain as September soaker arrives
Flood Watches have been posted for millions of people from Kansas to Arkansas as a potent storm system brings repeated rounds of rain and thunderstorms to communities from the Plains to the mid-Atlantic this week.
The rain is desperately needed, however, as areas east of the Mississippi River are experiencing some of the driest starts to September in years. And while some drought relief is expected, flash flooding threats are possible.
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Severe storms threaten 9 states across South with damaging winds, large hail and tornadoes
Severe thunderstorms are expected to fire up from the southern Plains to the mid-Mississippi Valley on Tuesday.
The highest threat is centered from eastern Oklahoma into the Ozarks of Arkansas, where supercells packing damaging wind gusts, large hail and tornadoes are possible.
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Watch this: Residents recall Hurricane Helene’s catastrophic landfall along Florida’s Big Bend nearly 1 year ago
On Monday, FOX Weather Correspondent Robert Ray spoke with residents of Steinhatchee, Florida, who recalled the intense moments that Hurricane Helene roared ashore nearly one year ago on the night of Sept. 26, 2024, as a catastrophic Category 4 hurricane.
One year after Hurricane Helene, FOX Weather Correspondent Robert Ray spoke with members of the community in Steinhatchee, Florida where the storm roared ashore. Jessica Woods, manager of a local resort described the intense moments when the storm moved on land in the middle of the night and the difficult road to recovery.
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