Tropical Storm Helene: National Hurricane Center update

Tropical Storm Helene formed in the northwestern Caribbean Sea on Tuesday, becoming the eighth named storm of the 2024 Atlantic hurricane season. The National Hurricane Center (NHC) said the system, formerly known as Potential Tropical Cyclone Nine, developed into a tropical storm in the Caribbean Sea approaching the Gulf of Mexico as showers and thunderstorms became sufficiently organized around the area of low pressure.

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[kansaswolf]

Stores are jammed packed in Lake City FL. Traffic horrible. Police everywhere. A mess. I have decided to evacuate.

[lindafrey]

Thank you for the professional updates on this storm! I just started watching your livestream. Your updates are greatly appreciated as they help us make preparations to stay safe. God bless you and may your family be safe. I was delighted to see your daughter; she is truly beautiful. ❤️🙏

[jrlove]

Prayers up for everyone in the path. It looks like it might well miss us in Panama City Beach this time.

[tebelshaw]

Live Oak, FL is quiet. No panic. We've already survived Idalia and Debby.

[michaelgabrielgarcia]

Ah yes, nothing like the word "water" to bring out that natural accent 👏 gets me every time 😅

[mell]

Im in FL and I just found out today about this storm

[Italy]

Same area as Wilma 2005, when it turned sharply to the east over Florida.

[Kube_Dog]

OMG, I'm so scared! I'm in eastern Tennessee and evacuating for Michigan tonight! Please pray for me! Please keep watching hurricane coverage!

[aclem]

Seems like 2 hurricanes per year take this same track through central N Florida. Lake City seems to get hit every time.

[BMarie]

To those in the path of this storm… I stayed during Ian. I’ll never stay again. All it takes is one time. I’ll never forget the feeling of watching that water go over the sea wall ans the up and over the 6 foot fence across the canal, and the water swallowing over our mailboxes down the road as our road turned into a river. Wild. It was wild. Never again will I stay..

[WHITEBOY_RADIO]

Cape Coral, FL is normal nobody is freaking out yet.

[bingobango]

Yeah! Let’s Pump up the jam.
I guess it worked. I left a comment and watched the whole video… hmm 🤔 I might even feel like giving my sister down in Florida a call, too.

[marihernandez]

Thursday at what time? I'm far away from home and I really don't know what to do 😞🫤😭

[SunnySparksTV]

Thank you for the timely update on Tropical Storm Helene. It’s crucial for everyone in the affected areas to stay informed and prepared. I recently created a video discussing some safety tips and resources for those facing storm conditions. Every bit of information helps, and I appreciate the efforts to keep the public updated during such critical times.

Best,
SunnySparksTV

[Jmancurlyreact-]

is Orlando gonna get hit or it’s just gonna be a lot of wind and rain?

[WillSheltonXx]

Wondering what is gonna happen for Captiva and Ft Myers

[Megratron]

Lakeland has flipped its lid bruv. I'm from England and live in Florida 😅. Used to storms but I'm so worried about cedar key.

[Cotton.Allieb]

ok this is creepy but i survived hurricane ein then i can survive this hurricane if its a hurricane ;STAY SAFE FLORIDA PEOPLE THAT ARE FACING ALL OF THIS'

[ninjaturtles]

Going to be very intense .
Hurricanes don’t like cold water soooo if everyone on the coast from Louisiana all the way to Florida just starts dumping ice cold water into the ocean we should all be fine.

[OldWorldAscension]

Insurance companies need the rate hike excuse.