Tropical Depression Nine has been forecasted to become the first hurricane of the Atlantic season, potentially marking the latest first hurricane formation since 1905. As of Tuesday afternoon, the system was located approximately 630 miles south-west of the mouth of the Mississippi River, with maximum sustained winds of 35 mph, according to the US National Hurricane Center. There is a possibility of landfall in the United States on Saturday.
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Tropical Depression Nine Could Become First Hurricane of Atlantic Season
Tropical Depression Nine is expected to develop into the first hurricane of the Atlantic season, potentially the latest occurrence since 1905. The system is currently located about 630 miles south-west of the Mississippi River and has maximum sustained winds of 35 mph.
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