Watching a Rip Current

Forecasters watching Hurricane Gabrielle

Tracking the Tropics: Watching Hurricane Gabrielle and two waves that could develop in the Atlantic

TROPICS WATCH  With Hurricane Gabrielle headed to the Azores, forecasters are keeping an eye on two new waves. Who could be impacted ⬇️

ClickOrlando · 2d

Tropics Watch: Watching 2 tropical waves as Florida sees rip current risk from Gabrielle. Here’s the latest

FOX 13 Tampa Bay on MSN · 2d

Gabrielle strengthens into major hurricane, NHC watching 2 more tropical waves over Atlantic

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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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Hurricane Gabrielle becomes major Category 4 storm: Latest path, forecast

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Hurricane Gabrielle tracker: Storm remains at Category 4 strength; see its path and the latest forecast

“These swells are likely to cause life-threatening surf and rip current conditions,” the NWS warned.

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Gabrielle rapidly intensifies into a major hurricane in the Atlantic and it could have company this week

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Gabrielle hits Category 4 as chances rise for two more storms to form soon

WPTV

Watching the tropics while rip currents and storm chances remain high

FORECAST: high rip current risk, humidity, morning isolated showers, scattered showers and storms this afternoon and evening

First Alert Forecast: fall starts warm, rip current risks, watching tropics closely

WILMINGTON, N.C. (WECT) - Autumn officially arrives at 2:19 p.m. Monday; temperatures will seem unfazed in consistently reaching the 80s all week. Rain and storm chances will start the week minimally and then grow to a healthier 50% with an approaching front Friday.

2don MSN

First Alert Weather: Warm first week of fall, a few showers

An isolated shower is possible coming off the Atlantic in the morning. But most neighborhoods will have a dry morning commute. Highs are expected to reach the upper 80s to near 90. Beachgoers, beware of a high rip current risk. The fall equinox occurs on Monday at 2:19 p.m.

15don MSN

Forecasters watching Hurricane Gabrielle

Watching the tropics while rip currents and storm chances remain high

First Alert Forecast: fall starts warm, rip current risks, watching tropics closely

First Alert Weather: Warm first week of fall, a few showers

Kiko weakens but still threatens Hawaii with dangerous rip currents

First Alert Forecast: heat for now, cold front soon, watching the tropics all the way

First Alert Weather: Hot afternoons continue and watching the tropics