While a vast amount of dry air has dominated and will continue to impact the Atlantic basin over the next few weeks, tropical activity could spark near the west coast of Africa.
Tropical Storm Darby, located over the Central Pacific, is expected to bring locally heavy rain and high surf to the islands this weekend.
Several tropical storms prowled the eastern and western regions of the Pacific Ocean this week, as a dormant tropical season sprung to life.
After slamming Taiwan and claiming at least two lives on Friday, once-Super Typhoon Nepartak is now threatening eastern China.
Following four named storms in the Atlantic by mid-June of 2016, a lull in tropical activity developed during the past three weeks. Will that trend continue?
On the heels of Danielle, another weak tropical system will move onshore from the Gulf of Mexico with drenching downpours and the risk of flash flooding.
Heavy rain from Danielle will elevate the risk of life-threatening flooding and mudslides across portions of eastern and central Mexico into midweek.
Heavy rain from Danielle will elevate the risk for flooding across eastern Mexico into Tuesday night.
Tropical Rainstorm Darby is located at 22.6 N, -161.8 W with maximum sustained winds of 30 mph, gusting to 40 mph more >
Tropical Storm Frank is located at 20.8 N, -115 W with maximum sustained winds of 50 mph, gusting to 65 mph more >
Hurricane Georgette is a Category 2 Hurricane located at 18.2 N, -128.2 W with maximum sustained winds of 100 mph, gusting to 120 mph more >
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