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Tropical Storm Gil weakens over cooler waters
Tropical Storm Gil is showing signs of weakening as it moves over cooler waters. Satellite images show a decline in convection, or rising air that indicates strengthening or maintenance of strength, especially in the western half of the storm, downgrading Gil from a hurricane to a tropical storm with sustained winds around 70 mph.
The storm remains disorganized on Wednesday but still has time to strengthen over the Gulf before making landfall on Thursday.
The National Hurricane Center said late Wednesday, July 30, Tropical Storm Gil has formed in the Pacific Ocean and could soon ...
Chances of the next tropical depression or storm forming over the next few days are slim, but it will be a wet weekend for ...
The disturbance currently over water has formed a frontal boundary about 150 miles off the coast of North Carolina, according ...
The National Hurricane Center is monitoring two systems in the Atlantic Ocean off the coast of North Carolina that could ...
Chances are currently low that the system will become a tropical cyclone, but hurricane forecasters say hurricane danger is ...
Travelers to Hawaii have been advised to exercise caution. Experts have warned that it may reach California soon.
The tropics remain quiet for now with no tropical activity expected over the next 7 days. Plenty of Saharan dust is ...
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