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Tropical Storm Lorenzo to dissipate

Tropical Storm Lorenzo weakens; storm may form near Caribbean next week

With warm water temperatures in the Caribbean, next week could bring prime conditions for increased tropical activity, experts said.

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Tropical Storm Lorenzo forms in Atlantic, but no threat to land

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Tropical Storm Lorenzo forms in the Atlantic. Is it a U.S. threat?

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Tropical Storm Lorenzo gets slightly stronger in the Atlantic Ocean but isn't threatening land

Tropical Storm Lorenzo formed Monday in the central tropical Atlantic Ocean and isn't threatening land, forecasters said.

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Tropical Storm Lorenzo weakens in the Atlantic

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Tropical Storm Lorenzo expected to dissipate in open Atlantic Ocean after forming earlier this week

Tropical Storm Jerry is history as National Hurricane Center tracks 4 waves

Subtropical Storm Karen was downgraded to a post-tropical low and Tropical Storm Jerry was bringing heavy rain and 60 mph winds as it moved north.

Large but poorly organized tropical system moving west from Africa

AccuWeather meteorologists are tracking what may become the next threat to lives and property in the Caribbean, Central America and potentially the United States before the end of October.

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Tropical activity could pick up next week in Caribbean; what it could mean for Florida

Currently, the National Hurricane Center is monitoring Tropical Storm Lorenzo, which is not affecting any land and is expected to dissipate by Thursday. So far, 12 named storms have formed this season, along with four hurricanes. The next system will be named Melissa.

Tropical Storm Jerry douses Caribbean as NHC names new storm Karen

The National Hurricane Center on Friday said Tropical Storm Jerry was dropping torrents of rain on the Caribbean’s northern Leeward Islands while Subtropical Storm Karen formed in the