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Hurricane Sam begins its curve into open waters as another system develops in the eastern Atlantic, but no threats to the U.S. are yet on the radar.
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Hurricane Sam no longer poses even slight risks to the U.S.; two other waves in the eastern Atlantic may develop this week.
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Hurricane Sam is intensifying in the central Atlantic, and the northern Lesser Antilles should continue to monitor the situation carefully.
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Tropical Storm Sam is quickly organizing in the Atlantic and may threaten the Lesser Antilles next week.
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A new tropical depression is one to watch for the islands, as Peter and Rose disintegrate.
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Shear is chasing the clouds away from Peter and Rose, but the eastern Atlantic is still ringing.
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Two tropical storms in the Atlantic are not a threat; watching another wave moving away from Africa.
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A new tropical storm is moving away from the U.S. while risks diminish from an Atlantic wave.
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The latter third of Atlantic hurricane season looks busy, but hopefully not 2020-busy.
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Nicholas is still making it rain along the Gulf Coast, while a wave in the eastern Atlantic continues to bear watching.
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Tropical Storm Nicholas is depositing heavy rain across the Northwest Gulf Coast.
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Tropical Storm Nicholas will bring a serious flood threat to coastal Texas and western Louisiana over the next three days.
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