Tropical Storm Cristobal takes aims at Gulf Coast but is not expected to be a hurricane
Cristobal was forecast to pass through the central Gulf on Saturday, gaining some more strength but not growing into a hurricane.
Tropical Storm Cristobal takes aims at Gulf Coast but is not expected to be a hurricane
USATODAY.com
0 shares
1 views
You might like
Related news coverage
Cristobal weakens to 'tropical depression' as heavy rain hits US states
Terra Daily
Washington (AFP) June 8, 2020
Cristobal weakened to a tropical depression on Monday as heavy rain and coastal flooding..
-
24 Percent Of U.S. Oil Production In The Gulf Of Mexico Is Still Offline
OilPrice.com
-
Hurricane season off to historically fast start: What does that mean for the rest of the year?
USATODAY.com
-
Cristobal brings flooding along Gulf Coast, Coast Guard searching for 2 missing boaters
FOXNews.com
-
Tropical Storm Cristobal hits Louisiana, Mississippi and other parts of Gulf of Mexico
USATODAY.com
Advertisement
More coverage
Tropical Storm Cristobal weakens but heavy rain, winds could roar from Gulf Coast to Wisconsin
USATODAY.com
Cristobal made landfall Saturday between the mouth of the Mississippi River and the since-evacuated barrier island resort community..
-
Tropical Storm Cristobal weakens but heavy rain, storm surge persist along Gulf Coast
USATODAY.com
-
Cristobal is now a depression, moving north toward Canada
Seattle Times
-
Weakened Cristobal still a dangerous rainmaker as it moves inland
CBS News
-
Cristobal weakens to tropical depression after hitting US Gulf Coast
Belfast Telegraph