Bryan Norcross: Tropical impacts possible this week in the islands and Central America
The well-formed disturbance in the central tropical Atlantic, officially named Invest 94L, is on course to reach the waters near or just north of Puerto Rico and the northeastern Caribbean islands around Friday.
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Caribbean disturbance 95L to stay buried in Central AmericaInvest 95L near the border of Nicaragua and Honduras has a slight chance of developing into a tropical depression before it moves inland. The National Hurricane Center has the odds of development in ...
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