Florida to see strong rip currents as Hurricane Kirk churns 2,000 miles away. What to know, what to do
ORLANDO, Fla. – While Hurricane Kirk is 2,000 miles away, Florida will still see impacts along the East Coast from the major hurricane. Large swells are expected to reach the East Coast by Sunday. Kirk is currently a major Category 4 hurricane but is expected to begin weakening on Saturday.
As of 5 a.m. Sunday, Hurricane Kirk was located about 1,270 miles west of the Azores moving north-northeast at 23 mph with ...
Tropical Storm Milton is intensifying with the risk of "life-threatening impacts" increasing for Florida's west coast, ...
Hurricane Milton was near hurricane strength Sunday morning and is targeting Florida’s Gulf coast as a major hurricane and ...
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Will Hurricane Kirk hit Florida? New forecast details impacts, timelineJust two days after Kirk reached tropical storm status, the now Category 3 hurricane was about 1,370 miles west-northwest of ...
Tropical Depression 14 formed into Tropical Storm Milton in the Gulf of Mexico Saturday afternoon, and is likely to rapidly ...
The National Hurricane Center on Sunday continued to warn that the already strengthening Tropical Storm Milton will intensify ...
Hurricane Kirk is making its way across the Atlantic. The weather event strengthened into a Category 4 hurricane on Thursday.
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Hurricane Kirk and Tropical Storm Leslie are not expected to have direct impact to land, but the swells could bring rough ...
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