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Hurricane Helene is now officially named. A nasty tropical cyclone developed in the Caribbean Sea. Hurricane Helene is expected to impact multiple southern states on the Gulf Coast. Below includes all the information storm watchers need to know about Hurricane Helene, including how to track the storm, its path and more.
Hurricane Helene Path
According to The Weather Channel, Helene’s path curves around Florida and through the Gulf of Mexico. The hurricane is expected to hit Cancun in Mexico before circling the Gulf of Mexico and hitting the west coast Florida. The storm is expected to hit the United States this week. Helene will likely be the name given to the brewing storm.
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Where to Find the Hurricane Helene Tracker
The hurricane tracker can be found via multiple outlets, including The Weather Channel. The Hurricane Helene tracker can be found here.
Who will be affected by Hurricane Helene?
Storm Surge is expected to cause damage in Tampa Bay and surrounding areas of Florida. The storm is also projected to impact the Gulf Coast and anywhere in the southeast region of the U.S.
The National Hurricane Center indicated that a “tropical depression or storm is likely to form over the next couple of days.” If it fully develops in the Caribbean Sea, the storm will officially be named Hurricane Helene.
“Regardless of development, this system is expected to produce heavy rains over portions of Central America during the next several days,” the NHC said in its advisory statement.
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis also issued a statement regarding the forthcoming storm. The politician posted on X (formerly Twitter) that “we are tracking Potential Tropical Cyclone#9, which will likely strengthen this week, as the system enters Gulf of Mexico.” We will continue to monitor the storm’s path and keep Floridians updated.” We will continue monitoring the storm’s course and keep Floridians informed.”
