Thousands forced to evacuate in Florida as Helene threatens to become the strongest storm to hit the US in over a year
Thousands of Florida residents have been forced to evacuate as the state prepares for rapidly strengthening Tropical Storm ...
Helene rapidly intensifies on its path to the strongest hurricane hit the US in over a year
Thousands of Florida residents have been forced to evacuate as the state and the Southeast prepare for an exceptionally massive storm.
Evacuations begin in Florida as the state faces a major hurricane strike from Helene
Evacuations are underway and time is running for Floridians to prepare for Helene, which threatens to hit as the strongest ...
Potential Hurricane Helene: Spaghetti models track the storm’s path
Spaghetti models, like the NOAA cone model, visualize mathematical possibilities.
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Talking the Tropics w/ Mike: Strengthening Helene headed for Gulf... warnings expanded
It’s also interesting to note the rapid strengthening of hurricane “John” over the far East Pacific that moved inland on the ...
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Talking the Tropics w/ Mike: Helene organizing with aim on Florida by Thu. evening
Any potential tropical system over the Gulf will continue northward thanks to general troughing aloft over the Lower 48 that ...
Talking the Tropics w/ Mike: WARNINGS for parts of Florida as Helene develops & starts to organize
Any potential tropical system over the Gulf will continue northward thanks to general troughing aloft over the Lower 48 that ...
Talking the Tropics w/ Mike: WARNINGS for parts of Florida...watches for parts of Fl./Ga. east coast
It’s also interesting to note the rapid strengthening of hurricane “John” over the far East Pacific that moved inland on the ...
Hurting at tackle, Seahawks bring 42-year-old Jason Peters in for visit
The Seahawks, facing injury issues at right tackle, brought in 42-year-old Jason Peters, who played in eight games for the ...
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Pinellas County leaders anticipating 'life-threatening' storm surge from Helene
They’re predicting three to six inches of rain, 60 mph winds and think the higher surge and higher tides will stick around for 24 to 36 hours. Cathie Perkins, the director of Pinellas County Emergency ...