Tropical Depression 14 Tracker: Spaghetti models, forecast path for future Hurricane Milton

Tropical Depression 14 Tracker: Spaghetti models, forecast path for future Hurricane Milton

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Tropical Depression Fourteen formed in the Gulf of Mexico Saturday morning.

Tropical Depression Fourteen formed in the Gulf of Mexico Saturday morning. “This has the potential to be worse than Helene for parts of the west coast (of Florida),” said FOX Weather Hurricane Specialist Bryan Norcross on Tropical Depression Fourteen. 

Residents in Florida are preparing for the third hurricane strike of the season following landfalls of Debby in August and Helene in September.

Tropical Depression Fourteen is expected to strengthen into a tropical storm and eventually a hurricane over the coming days as it makes its trek towards the state’s west coast.

Cities such as Tampa, Fort Myers, Orlando and Jacksonville are all in the forecast cone.

Here’s the latest information on soon-to-be Milton in the Gulf of Mexico.

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A three-hour radar loop showing where showers and thunderstorms are ongoing. Severe Thunderstorm Warnings are indicated in yellow. Tornado Warnings are indicated in red, while Tornado Warnings with a confirmed tornado are indicated in purple. Flash Flood Warnings are indicated in green, while Flash Flood Emergencies are indicated in pink.
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What is the latest for the storm?

Tracking soon-to-be Milton
(FOX Weather)

 

Forecast cone

Forecast cone
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Forecast computer models

Spaghetti forecast models
(FOX Weather)

 

Expected rainfall forecast for Florida through Thursday

Rainfall estimate
(FOX Weather)

 

When to prepare for future Hurricane Milton

Tracking potential impacts
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