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Melissa, Florida and spaghetti

See spaghetti models, possible path for Tropical Storm Melissa. Any Florida impacts?

"Historically, tropical systems that reach the western Caribbean in October are more likely to be steered away from places like Texas and Louisiana. But the eastern United States, and Florida in particular, can still be impacted by intense storms," AccuWeather said.

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Tropical Storm Melissa Spaghetti Models Show Chances of Striking Florida

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Tropical Storm Melissa forms. See spaghetti models. Are Naples, Marco Island in path?

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Tropical Storm Melissa likely to form in Caribbean on Tuesday

Invest 98L is getting its act together over the warm waters of the Caribbean Sea, and the National Hurricane Center now says the system will likely develop into Tropical Storm Melissa on Tuesday.

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Hurricane center tracking Invest 98L. Will it become Melissa, impact Sarasota, Bradenton?

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Odds continue to increase for Tropical Storm Melissa to form over Caribbean soon

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Tropical Storm Melissa expected to become hurricane in Caribbean. Could it impact Florida?

A hurricane watch is in effect for: A hurricane watch means hurricane conditions are possible within the watch area.

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See spaghetti models, possible path for strengthening storm Invest 98L. Any Florida impacts?

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Tropical Storm Melissa forms in Caribbean; watches and warnings issued

What Hurricane Models Can (and Can’t) Tell Us About Melissa So Far

Forecasters said there was “significant uncertainty” about where the tropical storm will go and how intense it could become. Spaghetti models are one of several tools forecasters use.

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See latest spaghetti models, path for Invest 95L. Is it coming toward North Carolina?

The National Hurricane Center is tracking Invest 95L. The system is expected to strengthen into a tropical depression by the middle of the week.

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Tropical Storm Jerry Spaghetti Models as Hurricane Possible

Spaghetti models—computer models that illustrate potential storm paths using meteorological data—suggest that Tropical Storm Jerry could take a northwestward path before eventually curving out to sea.