
A slow-moving system will continue the threat of major flooding to northern and western Florida through the middle of this week.
Tropical Storm Javier will target Mexico’s Baja California Sur with flooding rain and locally damaging winds early this week.
Moisture from Tropical Storm Javier will increase the threat for flash flooding across the southwestern United States by the middle of the week.
Earl's strong winds and intense rainfall caused several roadways and bridges in Guatemala to wash out.
An area of disturbed weather over the Deep South has the potential to spawn the next tropical system of concern for the Atlantic basin this week with Florida at risk for major flooding.
Earl will continue to threaten part of southern Mexico with flooding through the weekend.
Tropical Storm Earl will impact parts of Central America and Mexico with heavy rain, gusty winds and rough seas at midweek.
A tropical wave tracking through the Caribbean Sea this week will raise the potential for activity in the Atlantic Basin.
Tropical Storm Javier is located at 22.5 N, -109.7 W with maximum sustained winds of 60 mph, gusting to 70 mph more >
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