Tropical storm - or hurricane - possible in the Gulf of Mexico this week
The Gulf of Mexico could have a tropical storm — or hurricane — to deal with later this week. And there are some hints at where it could go. The National Hurricane Center on Monday was watching a tropical disturbance in the northwestern Caribbean that is expected to organize into a tropical depression or tropical storm in the next couple of days.
Rainfall from the system –potential Tropical Storm No. 9 – could impact the Sarasota and Bradenton areas as soon as Wednesday ...
The tropical system will eventually move into the Gulf of Mexico and is forecast to become a hurricane. As of now, it looks ...
The university report shows that over 2.2 million acres of agricultural land were affected by Hurricane Debby, of which over ...
TALLAHASSEE — Hurricane Debby caused up to $263.2 million in estimated losses to crops and farm animals when the Category ...
Hurricane Debby caused up to $263.2 million in estimated losses to crops and farm animals when the Category 1 rainmaker swept ...
The EIAP is based on producer surveys. Feedback shows Debby affected more than 2.2 million acres of agricultural lands — 68% ...
ZEPHYRHILLS, Fla. — More than one month since Hurricane Debby, a neighborhood in Zephyrhills is still dealing with flooding from the aftermath. "I thought it would just recede down naturally, but then ...
New data from the Florida Office of Insurance Regulation shows nearly 60% of all Hurricane Debby claims are closed — and more ...
As usual, let’s begin with the latest information from the National Hurricane Center. The nation’s best hurricane forecasters wrote early Monday morning, “Environmental conditions appear favorable for ...
Atlantic hurricane season has impacted South Carolina farmers with storms damaging crops and livestock, leading to concerns about revenue and agricultural stability.
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UF/IFAS releases agricultural loss report after Hurricane DebbyUF/IFAS has released a preliminary report on the losses farmers suffered from Hurricane Debby. Their economists say millions ...
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