How Does a Thunderstorm Form

Tropical Storm Melissa forms

Potential Tropical Storm Melissa path update as hurricane could form

"With regards to this tropical wave, we think this will develop into a named storm in the next few days," one meteorologist said.

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Tropical Storm Melissa to form soon. Multiple Caribbean islands on alert

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Tropical Storm Melissa forms, becomes the Caribbean's first named storm of the year

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Tropical Storm Melissa Prompts Hurricane Watch in Haiti

Forecasters at the National Hurricane said Wednesday that it was “becoming increasingly likely” that Tropical Storm Melissa will become a large and dangerous hurricane, and warned that it was expecte...

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Tropical Storm Melissa forms in the Caribbean on a path toward Haiti

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Tropical Storm Melissa forms over Caribbean Sea | Tracking the Tropics

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Tropical Storm Melissa is expected to become a hurricane. Its track is unclear, but it’s bringing a dangerous threat

The storm could slam the northern Caribbean with flooding rain and strong winds as it strengthens over extremely warm water this week.

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Tropical Storm Melissa: Tuesday, Oct. 21 update from the NHC on latest developments

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Tropical Storm Melissa forms, prompting hurricane watches in the Caribbean

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If thunderstorms can form on Sunday, some could be severe. What are the threats?

BRIDGEPORT, W.Va (WDTV) - Hold on to your Mountaineer hats (on Sunday)! Strong winds are likely, and if thunderstorms form, they could be even stronger. That is not the only threat for the end of the weekend. There is also a non-zero tornado threat here in NCWV.

WEATHER WEDNESDAY: How does a Tornado form?

Following last week’s three confirmed tornadoes, I figured we should continue the conversation for this week’s WEATHER WEDNESDAY and specifically explore the

Tropical Storm Expected to Form Later Tuesday in the Central Caribbean, NHC Says -- OPIS

AccuWeather said that while 1-2 inches of rain could impact a broad zone of the Caribbean including San Juan, Puerto Rico, downpours easily surpassing a foot will likely drench portions of Hispaniola, including Haiti as well as Cuba and Jamaica.