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2019 Atlantic hurricane season: Experts release their predictions

2019 Atlantic hurricane season: Experts release their predictions

2019 Atlantic hurricane season: Experts release their predictions

Of the 12-14 predicted storms, five to seven are forecast to become hurricanes and two to four are forecast to become major hurricanes.

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Atlantic hurricane season: Colorado State University to release predictions

The Atlantic hurricane season officially gets underway June 1. https://on.wtsp.com/2FNxY5V

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Florence, Michael retired as storm names

The names no longer will be used considering the damage and number of fatalities hurricanes Florence and Michael caused last season.

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Myakka City family hides from tornado

The residents of the Manatee County home sheltered in a bathroom as the storm struck.

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Rain won't stop Gasparilla Bowl

The ground is damp and some events moved, but the football game will go on.

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Bad weather impacts holiday travel

On one of the busiest travel days of the year, more than 170 flights were delayed because of the weather.

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Widespread wind damage in Pasco County

Seventy homes in a mobile home park were ravaged by straight-line winds.

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Multiple tornadoes confirmed in Bay area

High winds wreak damage across several counties.

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Storms leave high water in Pasco, Pinellas

A line of strong weather dumped rain, but fortunately no serious damage was reported.

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70 percent chance of a tropical or subtropical storm developing this week

The spaghetti plot shows most of the models eventually curving the storm north into the Atlantic Ocean.

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Tropical wave reminds people hurricane season isn't over yet

Forecasters at the National Hurricane Center said the tropical wave could develop into something stronger by the middle of next week.

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There's some tropical trouble brewing out in the Atlantic, but it's just a silly Halloween trick

An area of disturbed weather in the Atlantic Ocean is forecast to become better organized in the coming days but not threaten the U.S.

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