Storm tracker: See path of Hurricane Kirk as it continues to strengthen in the Atlantic
Although Kirk is forecast to turn north and stay over the open Atlantic, the NHC said the storm could cause "life-threatening surf and rip current conditions" that could reach portions of the Leeward Islands on Friday, Bermuda and the Greater Antilles on Saturday, and the east coast of the United States and the Bahamas on Sunday.
Tracking the tropics: What’s going on with Hurricane Kirk, Tropical Storm Leslie and that system in the Gulf?
While Kirk is approximately 2,452 miles away from Jacksonville, effects will be felt here by the weekend. Not your normal rain, wind and tropical event, but more like what surfers want to see: Atlantic coast waves.
The NHC has reduced the chances of the Gulf of Mexico system developing. Little Texas impact expected from Hurricane Kirk or ...
We are still monitoring three different areas in the tropics. Kirk is a powerful Category three major hurricane in the ...
Kirk is now a major hurricane, plus an update on possible tropical development in the Gulf of Mexico
The third major hurricane of the 2024 Atlantic hurricane season has developed. Hurricane Kirk continues to strengthen and may ...
Kirk — the eleventh named storm of the 2024 Atlantic hurricane season — is moving northwest at 14 mph with maximum sustained ...
The prospects of another storm developing in the Gulf of Mexico are unclear. The named storms Isaac, Joyce and Kirk are not ...
The chance of tropical development in the Gulf of Mexico has increased slightly according to the National Hurricane Center.
The potential Gulf storm may never get a name, but Florida should prep for a potentially extended heavy rainfall event next ...
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