Tropical Storm Nadine Forms in the Caribbean
Tropical Storm Nadine formed in the northwestern Caribbean Sea near Belize late Friday local time, becoming the 14th named storm of this year’s Atlantic hurricane season. It is expected to make landfall in Belize on Saturday. Nadine is expected to be a short-lived storm, but forecasters warned of heavy rain as it moves inland on Saturday.
Tropical Storm Nadine forms before coming landfall, forecast says. It’ll be short-lived
Tropical Storm Nadine has formed off the coast of Belize early Saturday morning, and is set to make landfall in the coming hours, forecasters say. While it will bring strong winds and rain, it isn’t expected to survive more than a day.
Tropical Storm Nadine could form before making landfall in Belize
As PTC 15 tracks over the warm waters of the Caribbean, it will strengthen into Tropical Storm Nadine before making landfall in Belize. Once over land, the system will weaken and dissipate. Tropical storm watches stretch across the eastern coastline of the Yucatan peninsula and Belize. This system will not impact the United States.
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