'There's Still Uncertainty': U.S. Impact Can’t Be Ruled Out as Atlantic Disturbance Heads West
National Hurricane Center forecasters say Invest 96L has a 70% chance of developing as computer models split between an open-Atlantic track and a westward path.
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Tropical disturbance continues Invest 96L in the Atlantic: it has 70% development to seven days, but still does not pose a threat to Florida.
The National Hurricane Center, NHC, keeps Invest 96L under surveillance, an area of low pressure that advances through the tropical Atlantic and could become the next tropical depression of the season. For now, there is no immediate threat to Florida, but our meteorologist Rubén Capote closely follows its evolution because the system moves westwards and still has several days ahead over open water. Where is Invest 96L? According to the NHC, the …
The National Hurricane Center, NHC, keeps Invest 96L under surveillance, an area of low pressure that advances through the tropical Atlantic and could become the next tropical depression of the season. For now, there is no immediate threat to Florida, but our meteorologist Rubén Capote closely follows its evolution because the system moves westwards and still has several days ahead over open water. Where is Invest 96L? According to the NHC, the …
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