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Multiple Tropical Systems Threaten Atlantic, Including Jose and Franklin

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Source: The Florida Times-Union
Multiple Tropical Systems Threaten Atlantic, Including Jose and Franklin
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Tropical Storm Idalia is losing strength after causing heavy rainfall and flooding in North Carolina. Meanwhile, Hurricane Franklin is moving away from Bermuda, bringing dangerous surf and rip currents to the mid-Atlantic and northeastern United States. Tropical Storm Jose has formed southeast of Franklin and is expected to be absorbed by it. The National Hurricane Center is also monitoring a tropical wave off the coast of Africa and the remnants of Hurricane Gert. Idalia is forecasted to become a post-tropical cyclone, while Franklin is expected to weaken and become an extratropical cyclone.

Topics:nationweather#atlantic-ocean#hurricane-franklin#hurricane-idalia#north-carolina#tropical-storm-jose#weather
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  1. Tropical Storm Idalia, Jose, Hurricane Franklin, Invest 94L depression  The Florida Times-Union
  2. Tropical Storm Jose forms in Atlantic, NHC tracking 2 other disturbances  WFLA
  3. Tropical Storm Jose forms in Atlantic  FOX 13 Tampa Bay
  4. Tropical Storm Jose Is Expected to Be Absorbed by Hurricane Franklin  The New York Times
  5. There are 6 tropical systems in the Atlantic. Here’s the MS Coast forecast.  Biloxi Sun Herald

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