Tropical Storm Dean hits Atlantic Ocean: Gulf of Mexico storm forming later
By: Peter Chubb | August 14, 2007 | Leave a Comment
At the moment Dean is moving at about 23 miles per hour, with winds sustain speeds of 40mph. It is thought that the storm will take 3 days to reach a category 1 storm.
Meanwhile the U .S. National Hurricane Center is keeping an eye on the Gulf of Mexico, where it looks as if a tropical depression could form sometime later today.
It seems that we will have to watch two to three storms now, as the Hawaii could be hit by Hurricane Flossie
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