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A low-pressure system in the Gulf of Mexico that will probably strengthen into a storm within two days is shutting down some oil and gas output, while Katia weakened to a tropical storm in the Atlantic.
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Temperatures in New York City passed 100 degrees today for a second day in a row, the first back-to- back readings that high since 1999, the National Weather Service reported.
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Residents and businesses along the Gulf of Mexico face a weekend of watching and planning as the season’s first tropical storm formed off the Yucatan Peninsula.
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Residents and businesses along the Gulf of Mexico face a weekend of watching and planning as the season’s first tropical storm formed off the Yucatan Peninsula.
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Residents and businesses along the Gulf of Mexico face a weekend of watching and planning as the season’s first tropical depression formed off the Yucatan Peninsula and threatens to become a tropical storm.
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Igor, downgraded from a tropical storm to a depression off the Cape Verde Islands, is still forecast to strengthen into a hurricane as it moves across the Atlantic and may become a “monster,” forecasters said.
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AccuWeather Inc. today boosted its forecast for the 2010 Atlantic hurricane season to 18 to 21 named storms, up from 16 to 18, and said least three will move through the region affected by the Gulf of Mexico oil spill.
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Tropical Storm Alex picked up strength today as it churned toward the Texas-Mexico border, forcing the evacuation of some offshore rigs while pushing swells toward the oil slick left by the U.S.’s worst spill.
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Tropical Storm Matthew formed in the Caribbean Sea east of Nicaragua and may grow into a hurricane by next week, as Tropical Storm Lisa re-emerged in the central Atlantic, the U.S. National Hurricane Center said.
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The 2010 Atlantic hurricane season may rival some of the worst in history as meteorological conditions mirror 2005, the record-breaking year that spawned New Orleans- wrecking Katrina, forecasters say.
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