- National Hurricane Center provided official forecasts on storm activity chances for Africa.
- A weather disturbance originating from Africa has moved off the continent and is now impacting the Gulf Coast.
A weather disturbance is impacting the Gulf Coast, while Saharan dust extends over the Caribbean and parts of Florida, concurrent with a depression near New Orleans.
1 report, 1 independent
Updated Jul 20
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What happened
A weather disturbance is impacting the Gulf Coast, while Saharan dust extends over the Caribbean and parts of Florida, concurrent with a depression near New Orleans.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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Africa
continent
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Florida
state of the United States of America
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Related events
- Two high schools in Florida were targeted by bomb threats on September 14th, while Saharan dust was observed extending into the mid-Atlantic region.
- Tropical storm watches affect Alabama, Florida, and Louisiana as the Gulf Coast faces severe weather vulnerability.
- A tropical wave originating off Africa is tracked by the NHC and expected to strengthen between Puerto Rico and Bermuda.
- The National Hurricane Center provides forecasts for the Florida Gulf Coast and monitors tropical development near Alabama.