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Caribbean Storm Likely to Become Tropical Depression, Threatens Gulf

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Caribbean Storm Likely to Become Tropical Depression, Threatens Gulf
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A tropical depression is expected to form in the Caribbean Sea and reach the Gulf of Mexico early next week, with forecasters warning of dangerous winds and seas. The system has a 90% chance of developing in the next two days and could bring heavy rains to Jamaica. If it becomes a named storm, it will be called Sara, marking the 18th named storm of the 2024 Atlantic hurricane season. Meanwhile, remnants of Rafael are merging with a cold front in the Gulf, bringing drier conditions to Louisiana.

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  1. Possible tropical depression to reach Gulf next week with 'dangerous' winds, forecasters say  NOLA.com
  2. National Hurricane Center says there's a 90% chance Caribbean disturbance becomes a tropical depression or storm  Yahoo! Voices
  3. Watching For Potential Of Hurricane Sara  The Weather Channel
  4. Another storm is brewing in the Caribbean. Here are what areas should be on alert  CNN
  5. Tropical depression is expected to form in the Caribbean Sea, could impact Florida  WFLA

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