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Tropical Storm Humberto forms in Atlantic

Tracking the Tropics: Tropical Storm Humberto forms over the Central Atlantic

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Tropical Storm Humberto formed on Wednesday afternoon over the Central Atlantic. The First Alert Weather Team said Humberto (pronounced oom-BAIR-toh), formerly known as 93-L, should stay well east of the U.S.

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Tropical Storm Humberto forms in the Atlantic as Hurricane Gabrielle takes aim at the Azores

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Hurricane Gabrielle spins toward the Azores in the Atlantic as Hurricane Narda moves off Mexico

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

Hurricane Gabrielle surged up from a tropical storm not a powerful Category 4 hurricane with maximum sustained winds of 140 mph in about a day, 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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Where is Hurricane Gabrielle headed? See path tracker for Category 4 storm

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Gabrielle becomes hurricane. Where it's going, what to know

There were no watches or warnings in effect Sunday, but forecasters say Bermuda residents should monitor Hurricane Gabrielle. What about Florida?

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First Alert Weather: Latest updates on two tropical waves we are tracking

Another wave is disorganized moving through the Caribbean Islands today and tonight could approach the Bahamas this weekend before turning more north. Plenty of time to watch but early indications favor a track east/offshore Florida and Georgia. However, it may be a close call early next week.

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Tropical Storm Gabrielle expected to make turn north. How strong, where it's going

Gabrielle is the seventh named storm of the 2025 Atlantic hurricane season and the first tropical storm since Tropical Storm Fernand formed Aug. 23.

Latest on Hurricane Gabrielle, and triple-digit 'feels-like' temperatures expected

Northeast Florida is in for a late September warm-up this week, with heat indices soaring into the 100s — plus, the latest on Hurricane Gabrielle.