Tropical depression may strike US coast as hurricane
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(Worthy News) – A newly formed tropical depression in the Caribbean Sea could strengthen into a hurricane and move north into the Gulf of Mexico by the weekend, the National Hurricane Center has said.
Tropical Depression 16 is currently around 200 miles southeast of the Nicaragua and Honduras border.
It is forecast to strengthen as it moves over warmer waters and could bring tropical storm conditions and heavy rainfall to both countries into Thursday. [ Source: Sky (Read More…) ]
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