Tropical Storm Gabrielle could form today
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Five states face possible severe storms, large hail, and tornados on Friday as severe weather accompanies a cold front.
Tropical Depression 7 is expected to strengthen into a tropical storm later today or tonight and into a hurricane over the weekend.
A tropical depression or Tropical Storm Gabrielle is likely to form in the central Atlantic in the next day or two.
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) released a story map this week that details the events leading up to Hurricane Helene, the storm itself and the destruction and tragedy it left in its wake.
The Garnet Fire sparked from a lightning strike on Aug. 24 burned through parts of the Sierra National Forest in eastern Fresno County. It raged through an area from the Kings River at the southern edge to McKinley Grove, west from Fence Meadow past Black Rock Reservoir in the east, the Fresno Bee previously reported.
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A line showing the storm possibly hitting Alabama appeared to be drawn by hand. After drawing criticism for inaccurately warning over the weekend that Alabama could get hit by Hurricane Dorian-- even after government meteorologists disputed that was the ...
Anna Skinner is a Newsweek senior reporter based in Indianapolis. Her focus is reporting on the climate, environment and weather but she also reports on other topics for the National News Team. She has covered climate change and natural disasters extensively.
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