The first tropical storm of the year could spin up later in May before the official start of the Atlantic hurricane season ...

AccuWeather says that the Central American Gyre could form around mid-May, potentially laying the groundwork for a tropical ...

As the official start of the hurricane season approaches in both the eastern Pacific and Atlantic basins, meteorologists are ...

Any potential tropical threat could be linked to a phenomenon known as the Central American Gyre, which has historically contributed to tropical storm formation in the Caribbean or the Gulf.

overlapping with part of the Caribbean and eastern Pacific Ocean. This phenomenon, known as the Central American Gyre, can sometimes lay the groundwork for a tropical depression or tropical storm ...

Hurricane forecasters have issued the first storm warning of the year, as conditions off the coast of Central America could ...

AccuWeather forecasters are watching the Caribbean and eastern Pacific for potential early tropical activity between May ...

While the official start of the Atlantic hurricane season isn't until June 1, forecasters are already keeping a close eye on ...

"There is consensus among the various computer model forecasts that a broad area of low pressure will develop from the Pacific across ... develop within the large gyre if water temperatures ...

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This gyre could begin forming around mid-May and extend into adjacent parts of the Caribbean Sea and the eastern Pacific Ocean, laying the groundwork for wetter conditions and isolated storm ...