Hurricane; Tropical Depression Fred’s path shifts west, and shifts again. Updated: Aug. 13, 2021, 10:39 p.m. ... The National Hurricane Center had warned more path shifts were possible.

Fred is dead -- for now. The National Hurricane Center said the tropical depression, which has been struggling since it moved over Hispaniola and Cuba the past few days, weakened to a tropical ...

2021 Atlantic hurricane season: See spaghetti models, path and storm activity for Florida Latest data on Fred Here is the latest data on Fred pulled from the National Hurricane Center's 2 p.m ...

Fred weakened to a tropical depression over central Hispaniola, but it continued to bring heavy rains over Haiti and the Dominican Republic, the hurricane center announced in its 8 p.m. update on ...

Fred would be the sixth named storm of the Atlantic hurricane season. The chance the disturbance forms into a tropical storm is high at 90% through 48 hours. Most of Florida remains in the system ...

Scenario 1. The first scenario, a path on the eastern side of the cone of uncertainty, would mean a much weaker Fred. The center of Fred would move over land up Florida’s west coast.

A map provided by the National Hurricane Center on Wednesday August 11 showing the probable path of Storm Fred. National Hurricane Center. The NHC said those areas are likely to be hit with ...

The National Hurricane Center said its official track shows Fred over the eastern Gulf Saturday night through Monday, which could lead to more strengthening, before a final landfall is forecast ...

Tropical Storm Fred’s top wind speed fell to 35 mph, just below tropical storm strength, ... according to the 11 p.m. advisory from the National Hurricane Center.

Hurricane Fred became the second major hurricane of the Atlantic season but remains far out at sea without threatening land. The National Hurricane Center in Miami says Fred weakened slightly ...

Fred has maximum sustained winds of 35 mph, according to an advisory issued at 11 p.m. from the National Hurricane Center. The storm is still poorly organized but could become a tropical storm ...