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Hurricane season officially ends Nov. 30, so it’s natural for the tropics to begin quieting down this time of year. That doesn’t mean they’re silent, though. A new area in the southwestern Caribbean Sea is being watched for potential tropical development. The National Hurricane Center said a broad area of low pressure could form by the middle of next week, and some gradual development is possible thereafter as it meanders over the southwestern Caribbean.
The drought has worsened for much of the South, according to new data from the U.S. Drought Monitor. A cold front moving across the region this weekend will offer a small amount of relief to some places, but not all. The bulk of the rain is expected to fall along the Texas and Louisiana coasts, with smaller amounts falling in Mississippi, Alabama and Georgia.
El Niño is already strong, but the odds of it getting even stronger have increased. According to NOAA’s update, the likelihood of a “historically strong” event, also known as a super El Niño, has grown to 35%. This pattern has a big impact on the type of weather the U.S. experiences during the fall and winter.
An aurora chaser in Alaska recorded this stunning video of the Northern Lights from a plane.
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