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National Hurricane Center still tracking Tropical Storm Fernand, 3 tropical waves

Tropical Storm Fernand was moving east at 12 mph at 11 a.m. Aug. 27.

The National Hurricane Center is tracking 2 new disturbances in the Atlantic — and one could move across Florida. See the projected path and forecast.

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National Hurricane Center watching Hurricane Gabrielle, 2 possible tropical depressions

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National Hurricane Center tracking 2 new disturbances, including one that could impact Florida

Rough beach conditions caused by Imelda and Humberto are expected to continue from Florida to New York.

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Tropical disturbance shows signs of development near Florida

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Tracking 2 new tropical weather disturbances and Imelda's effects on Northeast Florida

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Chances of Cyclone Forming Behind Tropical Storm Fernand Double

"We are watching a tropical wave near the Windward Islands with a medium chance of becoming a tropical depression," the NHC said Sunday.

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Tropical Storm Fernand forms in the Atlantic; where will it go?

The National Hurricane Center said Tropical Storm Fernand (pronounced fair-NAHN) formed on Saturday afternoon in the central Atlantic. It’s the sixth named storm of the season. Forecasters said it will stay on a path to the north and stay out on the open ocean, tracking to the east of Bermuda.

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Got a minute? Here's latest on Tropical Storm Fernand and any Florida threats for Labor Day

Here's a quick, easy-to-read look on the latest about Tropical Storm Fernand and what's happening in the tropics.

1mon

Map Shows When New Tropical Storm Could Become Hurricane

Tropical Storm Fernand is expected to form this weekend and follow on Hurricane Erin's heels past the East Coast.

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Tropical depression likely later this week. Will it become Tropical Storm Gabrielle or hurricane?

Activity is expected to ramp up, and a disturbance in the eastern Atlantic is likely to become a tropical depression later this week or weekend, according to the National Hurricane Center. AccuWeather forecasters are predicting it could become Tropical Storm Gabrielle before the weekend and could even become a hurricane by the end of the weekend.

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After a historic lull, the hurricane season may be getting a second wind. It’s a trend.

Tropical Storm Fernand and Hurricane Gabrielle, which mutated into a monster cyclone, bookended a historically quiet period in the Atlantic Basin hurricane season, but that interval may end up having been the calm before the storms.