After weeks of quiet, the Atlantic basin is showing signs of renewed life for tropical activity with the NHC now monitoring a new disturbance that may take aim at parts of the Caribbean later next week.
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Hurricane HQ: New tropical disturbance being tracked
It’s been quiet in the Atlantic since the landfall of Hurricane Beryl in Texas earlier this month. Things could change with a new disturbance that is being tracked. It has a low chance of development, but forecasters are keeping a close eye on it.
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Flood risks remain across South as heavy rain continues
Days and days of heavy rain across the South have resulted in flooding in parts of the region. Several high-water rescues were reported in the Houston area Friday. The wet weather will continue through the weekend, with millions from Texas to North Carolina in risk zones for flooding.
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Storm set to smack New England with winds, waves
A storm developing along the Northeast coast this weekend will bring rain, high winds and dangerous waves to coastal New England early next week. While no tropical development is expected, the storm could bring tropical storm-like conditions to parts of the region.
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Watch this: Runaway barges smash into bridge
Barges broke loose and crashed into a bridge in the Philippines during Typhoon Carina this week.
Video taken in the city of Manila showed a strong current carrying barges, boats and debris into bridges that spanned the Marikina River.
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