Tropical development possible in the northwestern Caribbean next week
NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - The National Hurricane Center is highlighting the northwestern Caribbean as the area to watch for potential tropical development in the last week of September. Models have been pointing to a tropical system next week which will be something to watch for the northern Gulf.
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