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Is the Gulf clear of tropical worries this Fourth of July weekend?
There is now a 60 percent chance that a tropical depression forms near the United States this Independence Day weekend, but those along the Gulf Coast can breathe easier for now. The National Hurricane Center has shifted where forecasters think the disturbance will form from the Gulf to the southwestern Atlantic, off the Southeast coast.
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The National Hurricane Center storm tracking map, a feature as familiar to Floridians as tourist season traffic, now calls ...
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