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National Hurricane Center
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- Fay Regains Tropical Storm Status
- Tropics Watch: No Active Storms, but a 40% Chance of Development
A weekly reading of NHC's active-storm feed and 7-day outlook; nothing here replaces official watches and warnings.
- Tropics Watch: No Active Storms, but a 30% Chance of Development
A weekly reading of NHC's active-storm feed and 7-day outlook; nothing here replaces official watches and warnings.
- Tropics Watch: A Quiet Atlantic, 0% Formation Chance This Week
A weekly reading of NHC's active-storm feed and 7-day outlook; nothing here replaces official watches and warnings.
- Tropical Storm Cristóbal Forms as Season's Third Storm, Expected to Dissipate Thursday
The formation of Tropical Storm Cristobal and the monitoring of Invest 92L are significant for Puerto Rico as the island is still recovering from past hurricanes and any new storm system poses a potential threat to the island's infrastructure and residents.
- Invest 92L Could Become Tropical Depression in Coming Days
For Puerto Rico, the development of Invest 92L into a tropical depression could potentially impact the island, highlighting the need for continued monitoring of weather forecasts.
- Hurricane Center Monitoring Two Tropical Waves Ahead of Mid-August
For Puerto Rico, the potential tropical systems and limited rainfall may exacerbate existing drought conditions, affecting local water supply and agriculture.
- Hurricane Center Continues to Monitor Two Areas with Cyclonic Potential in the Atlantic
For Puerto Rico, the development of these tropical waves could bring much-needed rain, but it is still too early to determine if they will affect the island.
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