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Tropical Storm, Hurricane Humberto and Imelda

Will Tropical Storm Imelda turn into a hurricane? What to know about the path of the storm

“The storm’s proximity to the east coast of Florida, Georgia and the Carolinas will cause heavy rainfall in some areas with a potential for flash flooding," AccuWeather senior meteorologist Renee Duf...

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Tuesday, Sep 30 update: Latest on Tropical Storm Imelda from the National Hurricane Center

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National Hurricane Center tracking Tropical Storm Imelda, Hurricane Humberto, 3 tropical waves

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Hurricane Imelda expected to grow stronger. How will that impact Florida?

As expected, Imelda strengthened into a hurricane Tuesday morning, Sept. 30. And it's not done yet.

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Bermuda Lashed by Distant Hurricane and Prepares for the Stronger Imelda

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Strengthening Hurricane Imelda targets Bermuda, these are the Florida impacts

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Houses collapse in North Carolina from Imelda as Bermuda braces for hurricane's impacts

In Santiago de Cuba, flooding and landslides cut off 17 communities, according to the official newspaper Granma.

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Twin hurricanes Imelda and Humberto churn up powerful waves along US East Coast as they target Bermuda

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Hurricane Imelda on track to slam Bermuda with dangerous storm surge, massive waves as storm strengthens

Tropical tussle leaves one storm standing

The once powerful Humberto is almost no more. Just a few days ago, Humberto was a Category 5 hurricane with 160 mph winds. The storm in the past 24 hours has been reduced to remnants swirling north of Bermuda thanks to strong upper-level winds associated with a trough swinging through the Northeast.

Monday, Sep 29 update from the National Hurricane Center: Latest on Tropical Storm Imelda

Article last updated: Monday, Sept. 29, 2025, 11 p.m. ET

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Two tropical storm systems near each other could wind up shielding the Carolinas from damage

A rare interaction between two tropical storms could happen soon in the Caribbean. An unnamed storm, likely to become Imelda, is heading toward the Carolinas.

Hurricane Helene began a path of destruction a year ago. Why was it so deadly?

A combination of weather factors and geography helped make it one of the most brutal storms in the modern history of hurricanes.