Hurricane Helene is set to hit Texas? Check path, tracker, predictions

National Hurricane Center issued a latest advisory giving prior warning to the residents who reside along the Gulf of Mexico and forecasted that a system is already in development in the Caribbean. According to Austin American-Statesman, the system will be moving towards the Gulf of Mexico where it will be surely gaining far more strength.

AccuWeather has said that they still do not know if Texas is going to suffer the direct hit of the hurricane or not, but surely clarified that threats of the hurricane are looming over parts of already hurricane affected areas in Florida. As a result of rapid intensification, prior warnings are issued from the Chief Meteorologist of AccuWeather Jon Porter as well saying that the hurricane development is pretty imminent.

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Austin American-Statesman reported that the hurricane has a potential of eventually developing in to a Category 3 hurricane clocking a maximum wind speed of around 129 mph. National Hurricane Center claimed that even if the system does not develops in to a hurricane, then also it will end up pouring heavy rain over Central America in coming days.

Austin American-Statesman stated that the system is expected to move towards the eastern Gulf of Mexico and hurricane formation chance is high for the upcoming days, which is around 70 per cent moving up to 90 per cent in the upcoming week.

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FAQs

Q1. What is the name of the next hurricane?
A1. Helene is the name of the very next Atlantic hurricane which is very well developing in the Caribbean.

Q2. Who issued advisory for Helene?
A2. National Hurricane Center issued a latest advisory giving prior warning to the residents who reside along the Gulf of Mexico as threats of the hurricane are looming over parts of already hurricane affected areas in Florida.