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Hurricane center tracking 2 Atlantic systems as Tropical Storm Gabrielle intensifies

The NHC warned gusty winds and showers would hit the Caribbean’s Leeward Islands on Tuesday whether it develops or not.

· 17h · on MSN

Hurricane Gabrielle isn’t alone. Two more Atlantic systems could develop this week

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Forecasters say Hurricane Gabrielle to form, track new system

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Hurricane Gabrielle surges to Category 4, National Hurricane Center says

Hurricane Gabrielle rapidly intensified into a major Category 4 hurricane with maximum sustained winds of 140 mph by Monday afternoon, according to a National Hurricane Center update.

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Gabrielle Becomes at Category 4 Hurricane and Forecasters Advise Azores to Take Notice

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Gabrielle strengthens into a Category 4 hurricane, NHC says

Warriors Wire · 1h

Hurricane Gabrielle weakens, still Category 4, rip currents threaten east Florida coast

Swells generated by Gabrielle will continue to affect Bermuda, the U.S. East Coast from North Carolina northward, and Atlantic Canada over the next few days.

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Could Hurricane Gabrielle hit the UK this weekend?

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Atlantic Hurricane Gabrielle Swirls Southeast of Bermuda as Tropical Storm Narda Forms off Mexico

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Lake Erie acting as a magnet for a substantial storm system; what that means for dry Michigan

That’s where the warm Great Lakes water enters this weather story. The air over the warm water gets moist and light. This leaves somewhat of a void over the warm water. The storm center, or low pressure center, takes the easiest path to survive by moving toward that void over the lake.

USA Today

An uneasy, uncertain hurricane forecast kicks off September

Uncertainty is the word of the day for hurricane forecasters on Sept. 4. Three separate systems – two in the Pacific and one in the Atlantic – are perplexing forecasters and the computer models they use to predict storms, with no clear answers to where ...