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– The tropics have been busy, with the National Hurricane Center designating storms with x’s on their Atlantic Tropical Cyclone Disturbance map. On Sept. 17, Tropical Storm Helene first appeared as a tropical disturbance and was marked Sept. 22 as “Investment 97.” Soon thereafter, it became a Tropical Depression and was a Tropical Storm as of Tuesday afternoon. According to the NHC, Tropical Hurricane Helene is forecasted to be a major hurricane.
Pre-dawn satellite Monday showing thunderstorm activity associated with Invest 97L in the western Caribbean. Credit: CIRA/Colorado State University.is a naming convention used by the National Hurricane Center to identify features they are monitoring for potential future development in a tropical depression or storm. However, if the system has been called an invest does not guarantee development into a tropical depression or storm, according to The Weather Channel.
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