Tropical Depression in Atlantic Could Develop into Hurricane Threat

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Forecasters are monitoring the development of one and potentially two tropical systems over what have been record warm waters between the Caribbean and West Africa, and the National Hurricane Center is forecasting the first will more than likely grow into Hurricane Bret. The appearance of the two systems in June is unusual, and abnormally warm water is expected to play a major role as this year’s hurricane season unfolds. Two tropical storms in June would be unprecedented for the region, according to Weather.com.
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- A tropical depression in the Atlantic is forecast to become a hurricane by Wednesday CNN
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