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Florida, Lorenzo and National Hurricane Center

National Hurricane Center tracking Tropical Storm Lorenzo, 3 tropical waves. Florida impacts?

Forecasters predict Lorenzo will turn north and then east well away from Florida and the United States, and could make a partial clockwise loop in the tropical central Atlantic. Lorenzo is the 12th named storm of the 2025 Atlantic hurricane season and the third storm to form since Oct. 1.

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Tropical Storm Lorenzo spaghetti models, path. Will there be any Florida impacts?

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National Hurricane Center tracking Invest 97L in Atlantic. What's the Florida outlook?

The Hour · 21h

Tropical Storm Lorenzo churns over open water in the Atlantic Ocean

Tropical Storm Lorenzo is continuing to churn in the central tropical Atlantic Ocean but still is not threatening land, forecasters said.

Naples Daily News · 1d

NOAA hurricane center tracking Tropical Storm Lorenzo. Any Naples, Marco Island impact?

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Hurricane center tracking path of Tropical Storm Lorenzo. Any Sarasota, Bradenton impact?

Cowboys Wire

When does hurricane season end in Florida? With more than month to go, compare these years

Want to feel a little better? By early October in 2020, there had been 26 named storms, compared to 12 so far in 2025.

USA Today

Imelda, Humberto moving on. Has Florida ever gone a year without a hit from a named storm?

Tropical Storm Imelda is the latest storm in the 2025 hurricane season to curve away from Florida. Various weather patterns, including wind shear and the Fujiwhara effect, have helped steer storms away from the state this year. Despite a quiet start ...

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Are Florida's flamingos returning? Hurricane Idalia revealed a comeback | Opinion

The flamingos return to Florida signals hope for the Sunshine State's restored Everglades and coastal ecosystems | Opinion.

Tropical Storm Eta targets Florida west coast as it nears fourth landfall

Tropical Storm Eta spun toward Florida's west coast on Wednesday on its erratic path to a fourth landfall, threatening squall winds, storm surge and prompting the state's governor to declare a state of emergency in 13 counties.