Tropics remain active...National Hurricane Center monitoring the Gulf of Mexico for new development
As cleanup from Hurricane Helene continues and thousands wait for power to be restored we continue to monitor the tropics. New tropical development is possible in the week ahead. The area from the western Caribbean to the Gulf of Mexico is where low pressure is likely to form. A tropical system may develop and track into the Gulf of Mexico.
Maps show possible storm surge, rainfall levels and more as Hurricane Helene makes its way north toward Florida's Gulf Coast.
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Hurricane Helene was gaining strength in the Gulf of Mexico on a path for the Big Bend area on Florida's Gulf Coast.
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