The Daily Weather Update from FOX Weather: Next tropical system aimed at Southeast
Start your day with the latest weather news. After Tropical Storm Alberto slapped Texas this week, the next tropical system – called Invest 92L – will bring rainy weather to the Southeast this weekend.
Invest 92L draws closer to the Florida coast while second Gulf storm monitored
A cluster of thunderstorms just off the Florida coast could develop into tropical depression Friday as the low pressure center heads toward landfall Friday, while a fresh storm may develop on the heels of Tropical Storm Alberto in the western Gulf of Mexico.
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Hurricane HQ: Invest 92L moving toward Southeast
Just days after Tropical Storm Alberto hammered the Texas coast, the Southeast coast will get nasty weather thanks to the next tropical disturbance – Invest 92L. Rain, gusty winds and rip currents will be a problem in parts of Florida, Georgia and South Carolina through the weekend.
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Hurricane HQ: Gulf still being watched
The same area where Alberto got its start may stir up more trouble. Forecasters are monitoring another area in the southern Gulf of Mexico, where a tropical disturbance could form this weekend.
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Heat wave bakes northern US through weekend
Temperatures near the triple-digits will remain through the weekend, with mid-Atlantic locales taking the brunt of the heat wave. It’s possible that Washington hits 100 degrees this weekend. Some may get a bit of relief in the form of thunderstorms, but cooler weather is expected by Monday.
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Watch this: See a haboob from space
A massive dust storm known as a haboob swept across parts of Texas and New Mexico this week, and satellites got some stunning images of it.
Satellite catches a haboob as it tears across New Mexico
Satellite imagery shows thunderstorms touching off a haboob or dust storm.
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