By james art 
(This story has been updated to add new information.)
Weeks after Hurricane Debbie overcame the Big Band, Panhandell region and the west coast of Florida were arranged for another powerful storm.
The tropical storm Helen is formed on Tuesday morning and meteorologists warn residents along the northern and east coast of the Persian Gulf to prepare for the arrival of a hurricane later this week, with winds being potentially up to 115 miles / h.
It is early to determine specific effects, but the Talahasi National Meteorological Service warns the residents to prepare for the potential of a significant storm jump, heavy rain, strong winds and dangerous beach and conditions of boats on the north and east shore of the Persian Gulf.
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The next called storm of the hurricane season in 2024 is Helen.
Spaghetti models for potential tropical cyclones nine
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Potential tropical cyclone 9: What do you need to know
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This article originally appeared on Tallahassee Democrat: Spaghetti Models, Radar Tropical Storm Helene, Tallahassee Impact