The National Hurricane Center is monitoring two areas for potential development in the Atlantic. The first is an area of low pressure over the Bahamas that will move over Florida into the weekend.

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The National Hurricane Center is tracking two tropical disturbances in the Atlantic. One is forecast to move across Florida over the weekend. What's your weekend forecast? Goodbye Humberto. Goodbye ...

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Munich Airport has halted flights for the second time in two days over “unconfirmed drone sightings,” according to a Friday statement on the airport’s website. “On the evening of October 3, German air ...