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Tropical Storm Alex

Tropical Storm Alex formed in early June and caused flooding in parts of Cuba and southern Florida.

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Alex’s Journey from the Yucatan Peninsula to the Open Atlantic

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Alex sluggishly strengthening into a tropical storm and quickly dissipating into a post-tropical low.

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Timespan Start: 2022/06/02 00:00 - 2022/06/02 22:40

Alex Transitions to Post Tropical over Atlantic

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Alex transitions from a tropical storm to a post tropical storm over the North Atlantic Ocean.

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Timespan Start: 2022/06/06 11:00 - 2022/06/06 20:00

Storms within Potential Tropical Cyclone One Over Florida

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Storms within Potential Tropical Cyclone One bring storms and flooding rains to south Florida.

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Timespan Start: 2022/06/03 18:00 - 2022/06/04 17:56

Potential Tropical Cyclone One Moves Over Florida

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A broad view of Potential Tropical Cyclone One bringing tropical convection to south Florida.

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Timespan Start: 2022/06/03 18:01 - 2022/06/04 17:56

Lightning within Potential Tropical Cyclone One

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Abundant lightning within Potential Tropical Cyclone One’s deep convection.

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Timespan Start: 2022/06/03 11:41 - 2022/06/03 16:46

Potential Tropical Cyclone One Named in Gulf of Mexico

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A broad area of convection is named Potential Tropical Cyclone One in the southern Gulf of Mexico

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Timespan Start: 2022/06/02 12:01 - 2022/06/02 20:56

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