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Born 4,000 miles away: Why Texas watches storms leaving Africa
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· August 20, 2026
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Key points These storms can potentially develop into major hurricanes. Forecasters monitor storms that form far from the Atlantic coast.
Forecasters monitor storms that form far from the Atlantic coast. These storms can potentially develop into major hurricanes. The distance they travel and the warmth of the water they pass over are key factors in their development.
Further information is available on how these storms are tracked and what factors contribute to their potential impact. The effects of these storms on certain regions are uncertain and depend on various factors.
Details on the tracking of these storms and their potential consequences can be found through additional reporting, which provides more insight into the complexities of hurricane formation and forecasting.
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Published: August 20, 2026 ·
Source: KABB FOX 29 (FOX affiliate) — Local ·
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