Potential Tropical Cyclone Nine Forms, Expected To Become Hurricane In The Gulf

September 23, 2024

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Potential Tropical Cyclone Nine has formed in the western Caribbean.

By the middle of the week, it is expected to enter the Gulf of Mexico and become a hurricane with an eventual Florida landfall.

The likelihood of strengthening is high for what will eventually be named Tropical Storm and then Hurricane Helene.

The forecast path can, and often will, change. It’s too early to tell what local impacts the hurricane will have in the Escambia County area. At minimum, our rain chance will increase, and there will be an increased risk of risk currents and high surf at the beaches.

The latest information on the PTC 9 is in the graphic above.

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2 Responses to “Potential Tropical Cyclone Nine Forms, Expected To Become Hurricane In The Gulf”

  1. Roger on September 24th, 2024 12:19 am

    Gods plan is never changing. We just have to see that and do our part to make the world a better place. This storm as with all others will come and go. It will have a lasting effect on some and no effect on others. I plan to be better and thats all people need to do..Also dont forget to move the lawn chairs and toys out of the yard just in case

  2. Amy Jo on September 23rd, 2024 10:46 pm

    Not on my watch! Helene you better walk it off to PANAMA CITY!!!





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