Fay re-emerges as a Tropical Depression in the Atlantic
The National Hurricane Center has been monitoring a tropical weather system in the Atlantic Ocean that strengthened from Tropical Depression Six into Tropical Storm Fay. Fay later weakened back to a tropical depression but has now reformed in the far eastern Atlantic. Meanwhile, forecasters are also tracking another developing weather disturbance off the coast of Africa, and multiple severe weather systems are currently affecting coasts across both the Atlantic and Pacific oceans.
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The story so far
4 developments- Sep 19Tropical Depression Six expected to become Tropical Storm Fay
- Sep 20Tropical Storm Fay forms far out in the Atlantic as Odalys strengthens in the Pacific
- Sep 23NHC: Tropical Depression Fay reforms in Atlantic; odds increase for disturbance 1
- Sep 24Tropical Storm Fay returns to the Atlantic while another system forms off Africa
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Quiet for 5 daysLast development · Sep 24 — Tropical Storm Fay returns to the Atlantic while another system forms off Africa
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6 viewpointsTropical Storm Fay returns to the Atlantic while another system forms off Africa
NHC: Tropical Depression Fay reforms in Atlantic; odds increase for disturbance 1
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Tropical Storm Fay forms far out in the Atlantic as Odalys strengthens in the Pacific
Far from shore, Tropical Storm Fay forms as Odalys eyes hurricane strength
National Hurricane Center: Tropical Storm Fay forms in the northern Atlantic